How & Why of living on less than 87 liters of water!
Predictions that Cape Town dams will be `dry' by March 2018 mean that we need to be more frugal with the water now. How to use less than 87 liters?
Oceans of Plastic Pollution. Small stuff. Big impact.
Chemical pollutants attach to plastic microbeads washed into the sea & deliver numerous toxic doses to all in the sea and inland water food chain -including us!
Retailers key to recyclable plastic shopping bags!
Retailers are the key to recyclable shopping bags with the power to set environmental standards in keeping with their recycling logos. Why don't they?
Recycle logos but shopping bags dumped! No to bags!
Recycle messages on plastic shopping bags are misleading. Most are not recycled due to an additive. Stop buying bags. Help call to ban non recyclables.
Cape Town drought: city ‘waiting on a miracle’
Winter 2017 will be a dry one. Cape Townians get their heads & hands around Level 4 water restrictions and using water for drinking, cooking & washing only.
Cape Town Draft Residential Service Costs 1July 2017
Water & electricity costs from 1 July 2017 in Cape Town! No more free water. Homes valued above R400 000 shifted from Lifeline to Domestic Electricity!
Residential Electricity tariff with monthly service fee for CT.
Home User Tariff includes R242 per month service fee for Cape Town households as of 1 July 2017. Is this fair? Q & A to Cape Town City Manager
How to read your water meter?
Confused by dials and digits representing tens to thousands of water litres. Read more to understand how to read your water meter.
Which Residential Electricity Tariff you are on. Why?
How does the City of Cape Town calculate our residential / domestic electricity tariffs. There are three tariffs each with two blocks. Where do you fit in?
Level 3B water restrictions as dam levels drop
Stricter water savings to lower consumption so our dams aren't sucked dry before the rains means more restrictions & stricter enforcement of top consumers.