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Reprehenderit Chapter 1: Water Resources THE VALUE OF WETLANDS At the Voëlvlei Dam, one of the supply dams for Cape Town, the output of the purification plant during 2006/07 was 120 000 m 3 per day. At the time, the cost of treating algal blooms and additional chemicals was R4.7 million per year. If the wetlands in the water catchment area had been kept intact, these costs could have been substantially reduced or prevented. LOOKING AHEAD: LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE WATER FUTURE FURTHER INFORMATION www.journeyofwater.co.za http://www.wwf.org.za/what_we_do/freshwater/ An Introduction to South Africa’s water source areas, WWF-SA, 2013 http:// awsassets.wwf.org.za/downloads/wwf_sa_watersource_area10_lo.pdf Water Resources 2012 (WR2012) http://waterresourceswr2012.co.za/ Page 16 | Water Facts & Futures: Rethinking South Africa’s Water Future
“We forget that the water cycle and the life cycle are one.” - Jacques Cousteau © SCOTT RAMSAY
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