Posted on September 30, 2011 by Admin in Conservation
South Africa is still grappling with the issue of providing water to all citizens, however if urgent steps are not taken to slow global warming there could be little water left to supply. We tend to think of global warming as a foreign thing that people in lands far away will have to deal with. [...]
Posted on September 29, 2011 by Admin in water problems
There’s no getting around it, life without running water must be incredibly difficult. As water becomes scarcer and more costly, the scenario becomes more and more likely. Lessen your reliance on the Municipal water supply by investing in some of Clevergreen’s water solutions. Not only will you be the envy of your neighbours during a [...]
Posted on September 28, 2011 by Admin in water problems
A really positive element of the COP17 conference is the media coverage that the environment and green issues are getting in the run up to the event. Hopefully this will result in a change in the mindset of all South Africans. We need to take the bull by the horns, get out there and make [...]
Posted on September 26, 2011 by Admin in Conservation, Uncategorized
We just couldn’t resist featuring this story! A raincoat that doubles up as a water bottle! A novel idea. However, if you really are in the business of saving water, getting in touch with Clevergreen will yield more favourable results and save far more water than the raincoat water bottle! Give us a buzz and [...]
Posted on September 21, 2011 by Admin in Conservation, Drought, Rainwater Harvesting, water prices, water problems
Durban, tsk tsk tsk. Why is it that we always lag behind Cape Town and Joburg? Our Water Rhapsody leader Jeremy Taylor talks about the severe problems that Durban could face if the rainfall levels drop. Considering how high the demand against supply is at present, I think we should stand up and take notice. [...]
Posted on September 20, 2011 by Admin in Conservation
We here at Clevergreen are in a quandary – we like water (obviously!) but we are also fond of a chocolate bar now and again… the article below offers a worrying statistic – it takes 13 bathtubs of water to produce one medium sized chocolate bar! Now what?! If you are a chocolate lover (who [...]
Posted on September 15, 2011 by Admin in Conservation
As a KwaZulu Natal based company, it would probably be remiss not to mention The Phoenix, the ship that ran aground, literally on Sheffield Beach, about an hour north of Durban. The spectacle of a large ship on the beach brought in visitors from far and wide, but of course also worried many – the [...]
Posted on September 9, 2011 by Admin in Conservation
We harp on about climate change and the environment with very little awareness and understanding of how our lives will be directly impacted by global warming. This very interesting (and rather alarming) article presents the South African picture – how will climate change affect you and I… and it’s not a pretty picture! If you [...]
Posted on September 8, 2011 by Admin in Conservation
Edna Molewa, you speak a lot of sense! As Durban gears up for the International Climate Change Conference, it is not the conference that is of importance (try telling that to the hospitality industry who are rubbing their hands in glee at the prospect of international visitors!) but rather, what comes out of it. We [...]
Posted on September 3, 2011 by Admin in Pollution, Water Conservation
Here’s a story to warm the cockles of your heart! Involving communities in keeping their environment clean is imperative if we as a country are going to win the fight against pollution. Communities need empowerment and education. Hopefully this initiative is the first of many around the country. The heavily polluted Jukskei River was chosen [...]