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The prospects for stormwater harvesting in Cape Town, South Africa using the Zeekoe Catchment as a case study
The City of Cape Town in South Africa faced the possibility of taps running dry in 2018 because of a prolonged drought that commenced in 2015. With such droughts expected to reoccur frequently in future, this study investigated the prospect for stormwater harvesting (SWH) and use as an alternative w...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2019
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