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This book, a "can-do" collection of more than 101 water-wise tips, is a guide to changing your relationship with water. Long-term, immediate, big, small, from the sensible to the quirky, from kitchens to bathrooms, businesses to institutions, there's something here for everyone. Three provinces in South Africa have been declared national disaster zones because of drought, and Cape Town still faces the real possibility of running out of water entirely in the near future.
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101 Water Wise Ways - Helen Moffett
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GETTING
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Don’t panic! We’re not the first city in the world to run out of water – the huge Brazilian megacity of São Paulo endured grim months of little or no water between 2015 and 2016. We’re not even the first South African town to do so: that privilege belongs to Phuthaditjhaba, which ran dry in October 2015 and had to rely on water tankers for months. And Johannesburg had a near-miss two years ago, saved by good rains and the Lesotho Highlands Water Project. But Cape Town is the most visible – the first major world tourist destination to do so. The eyes of the world are watching to see how we’ll cope. So take a deep breath, and keep on carrying
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