The image below illustrates a recharge flux and groundwater storage map as well as correlating bar graphs highlighting the 10 top and bottom countries in Africa. The substantial contribution of…
Household water supplies may fall victim to the COVID-19 pandemic – if users can no longer pay their bills, and municipalities’ revenue streams dry up. Service delivery, including the provision…
In 2015, 140 nations committed to the Paris Climate Change Accord to reduce anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions by 90% (from 2010 levels) and reach carbon neutrality by 2100. To achieve…
It was unanimously agreed by the IAH Council to accept the South African proposal to host the 50th Congress in Cape Town from 18 to 24 September 2023 at the Cape Town International…
This link will provide a brief background to what is expected of a water user in terms of licensing and registration to promote sustainable water resource management. hashtag#water hashtag#resourcemanagement hashtag#sustainable…
SGHS recently conducted a Hydrological investigation forming part of a BA, compiled by Enviroworks, for a SANPark development within the Kruger. Our team contributed to this project by identifying and…
SGHS recently helped a local farmer of the Vryburg area with groundwater allocation. A geological contact boundary and faulting of the Allanridge and Vryburg Formation was targeted by focusing on…
SGHS recently took part in conducting a WULA for the proposed expansion of an existing WWTW north of the town Rouxville, situated within the Local Municipality of Mohokare. The WULA…
Bloemfontein currently receives most its water from three sources, via the municipality, the Maselspoort Scheme and the Caledon-Bloemfontein Transfer Scheme. Purified water is transferred over more than 110 km from Welbedacht Water…
South Africa is committed to sustainable and climate smart development, says Environmental Affairs minister Edna Molewa. “South Africa’s short, medium and long-term vision is to contribute towards an environmentally sustainable,…
