Borehole Water Journal Online Magazine Volume 108, featuring articles on: groundwater quality, new regulations to curb delays in water use licencing, the journey of water from source to our taps and what Cape Town can learn from Windhoek with regard to droughts. There's also news about living sustainably, how the drought is affecting the Cape, and a roundup of groundwater news.
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Recent regulations from the Department of Water and Sanitation (DWS) will hopefully overcome the long delays in securing water use licences, and allow more streamlined implementation of projects. Read more about the implications of these new regulations.
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