Serious concerns remain over sewage treatment
Thanks for your article on the City’s plans for treatment plants to tackle all the raw effluent being dumped into our marine parks. However, serious concerns remain.
Audio of the 26th April 2024 Marine Advisory Council
Audio of the 26th April 2024 Marine Advisory Council sitting to present a new testing ...
Contextualising urban sanitation solutions through complex systems thinking: A case study of the South African sanitation system
Abstract South Africa’s urban sanitation infrastructure is unfit-for-purpose and collapsing, leading to significant environmental and ...
E.P.A. Will Make Polluters Pay to Clean Up Two ‘Forever Chemicals’
The step follows an extraordinary move that requires utilities to reduce the levels of carcinogenic ...
Several Lifeless Stingrays Washed Up on Muizenberg Beach
A friend of the SOSF Shark Education Centre stumbled upon a sad sight on Muizenberg ...
SA to push for financial support in internationally binding plastic pollution treaty
Whilst we await DEEF pronouncement upon the Citys MOPs – Coastal Waters Discharge Permits it’s ...
Budget cuts dampen Cape Town’s river rehabilitation, with key projects delayed for 10 years
Cape Town’s urban landscape has been transforming as the city rehabilitates its waterways through its ...
The high cost of not treating sewage before it is pumped into our water system
Lester Kiewit speaks to Dr Leslie Petrik, emeritus professor in the department of chemistry at ...
