Despite a decline in dam levels of 0.7% to 73,4% of storage capacity, water consumption has decreased by 10 million ℓ per day! Let’s stick to 70ℓ while awaiting the water assessment from the National Department of Water and Sanitation. https://t.co/vtNnuHLr2M #ThinkWaterCT
On 1 October restrictions and the associated tariffs will drop to Level 5. The usage limit will increase to 70ℓ per person per day and tariffs will be reduced by 26,6% - 70% per kilolitre of water, depending on your usage and tariff category. https://t.co/0JJejtz3Mv
Here is your GOOD NEWS you have been waiting for - water tarrifs 🌦 coming DOWN on 1 October 2018! #MondayMotivation 🌍
don't stop saving..
and thanks!
via Mayor @PatriciaDeLille
"Let me reiterate: the water shortage in 2015-2017 occurred mainly because rainfall was low" UCT climate researcher Piotr Wolski
https://t.co/0TMmDkIXxM #CapeTownDrought#CapeTownwatercrisis#CapeTown
Thank you for saving, Team Cape Town. We’ve reduced our collective water usage by 20 million litres over the last week. It’s vital that we keep saving, despite the rain. Take the #50LitreLife challenge to see how you can save: https://t.co/8yPg1Y7KL4
"If you take a five-minute shower and flush your toilet once, you’ve already used more than the daily allotment of water for Cape Town"
#CapeTownwatercrisis#capetowndrought via https://t.co/BPpfo5d8I7
Why are we so happy about #DayZero being pushed out? Our dams are still empty. No new recycling plants or desalination. No new water that makes any kind of significant change to our water supply anyway. No surety of how much rain we will get this winter. #CapeTownWaterCrisis