As “day zero” approaches, the Cape’s most prominent natural water resource is being abused – giving us a glimpse into the future of what desperation in a dry city will look like.
There’s a company in Cape Town that will fill up your pool with potable water for a hefty fee, and it appears their practices are more than likely illegal.
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The City of Cape Town has finally come to the party, announcing three potential desalination sites in an effort to create more potable water.
Shorter showers, no washing the car, make use of that bucket – water tips are a dime a dozen, but few are as catchy as this video.
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There have been many mixed messages doing the rounds about the safety of the city’s drinking water, so let’s clarify a few things bright and early on a Monday.
Time and time again, people sharing fake information stirs up bouts of chaos. Here’s what’s actually happening with Cape Town’s water supply at the moment.
The U.S. state of Louisiana is currently underwater as records were broken, rain falling heavily over the weekend and leaving havoc in its wake.
Water is the source of life and without it we’re going to find ourselves in a sticky situation. Here’s what happens to your body when you don’t consume the life-giving liquid.
As the drought descends on South Africa, it’s important to know just how it will affect us. Watch this infographic for more information…
As reservoirs and dams are drying up, members of the ANC are actively denying that South Africa is in a national drought crisis. The situation is manageable.
South Africa is experiencing its worst drought since ’92 and, well, on top of everything else that seems to be spiralling out of control, we might be in a lil’ pile of shit.
As water levels drop in Mexico, a beautiful piece of colonial history is revealed, and here are the incredible photo’s for our viewing pleasure.
Too afraid to get into the water this summer? Try a SUP lesson to ease yourself into the big blue and catch some sun while you’re at it.
We know you’re going to be frolicking in the sun for the next few weeks, and that you want to look your absolute best for your holiday snaps, so here’s a little suggestion…
Smashing some pools and waterfalls on your adventurous hikes this festive season? You’ll need this bad boy to prove that it actually did happen. What’s that saying again…? Oh ya – “Pics or it didn’t happen”
These guys are craaaaazy with what they do on their little boards on the biggest, hugest waves. I’d need arm bands and an inflatable rubbie duckie boat at the very least.
Two cray-cray daredevils lived out my worst nightmare and walked across Vic Falls on what I would categorise as a piece of string.
Forget King Kong, Mothra and Godzilla, because Crabzilla is real and stalking us puny humans… apparently…
Whether you have a pool or not, you’ll want this to keep your kids satisfied in the boiling sun, with delivery within 24 hours.
Scientists at the Foundation for Research and Technology-Hellas (FORTH) have designed a working robot which can swim and crawl just like an octopus.
A shark got a little curious about a underwater camera deployed by researchers, and it decided to attack the piece of equipment.
Some clever Austrians are looking below the city in order to take it forward, offering an efficient and clean way of providing heating from an unorthodox source.
The River Jordan is being dried up for use in irrigation, which has led the Dead Sea’s water levels to drop by about a metre every 12 months. The middle-eastern nations have reacted quickly, and signed an agreement that might just bring the Dead Sea back.
Just when you thought the Curiosity Rover was just digging up dirt up in vain up on the red planet, it’s gone and struck gold – well, water, actually. That’s right, believe it or not, there’s water on Mars.
A Florida funeral home has unveiled an ‘alakaline hydrolysis’ unit, which dissolves dead bodies in heated alkaline water. Which is, apparently, something you might want to do; the process is being billed as a far greener alternative than cremation, producing far less greenhouse gas and requiring far less energy.
You guys like water balloons, right? Look outside, of course you do. And slow-motion things are pretty swell. And it’s Friday. So click through, start your weekend right. Seriously though, this isn’t so much a bursting water balloon as an exploding water bed. They’re called red giants.