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Innovative Urban Water Management: Embracing Wastewater Package Plants

by Aiden Abrahams
October 15, 2024

Wastewater package plants are small, smart facilities that help cities manage dirty water in a cleaner way. They are easy to install and can be placed where big treatment plants can’t go, making them super useful for crowded urban areas. Recently, a workshop brought together many people to learn how to set up and run these plants, highlighting their importance for public health and the environment. By using these innovative systems, cities can boost their economies while making sure they take care of our precious water resources.

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News

“Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Initiative: A Shift towards Sustainable Non-Motorized Transportation”

by Kagiso Petersen
May 28, 2024

Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Initiative is a proposal to improve nonmotorized transport in certain areas of the city by creating safer and more accessible spaces for pedestrians and cyclists. The initiative is participatory, with the city encouraging residents to provide feedback and suggestions. The proposal represents the city’s commitment to improving road safety and creating more ecologically sustainable and habitable urban landscapes. It is an opportunity for residents to shape their city spaces and contribute to a more inclusive and sustainable future.

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Nature

The Thriving Lower Silvermine Wetland: A Resolute Undertaking for Nature Conservation

by Kagiso Petersen
March 28, 2024

The Lower Silvermine Wetland dredging project was a crucial initiative to preserve the ecosystem’s balance, reduce flood hazards, and create a safe breeding environment for threatened species. The project eliminated silt, invasive plants, and reeds overpowering the natural landscape while promoting the growth of native plant species. The LSW serves as a model for other city waterways, providing spaces for leisure activities while ensuring a safe habitat for various wildlife and enhancing overall environmental, physical, and mental health.

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