They don't lose their sense of humor. I saw this sign when I was over there.pic.twitter.com/QIaz0X3Utp
There's a water crisis in Cape Town. Travelers should be prepared (and can help). http://nyti.ms/2zEi4W5 pic.twitter.com/HxjMgXfmx0
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That's all well and good however we are not addressing the real problem --- globally majority of the water distribution system is antiquated and a significant amount of water leaks into the ground before getting to its intended destination.
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Travellers should carry their waste luggage back
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Appealing to residents and tourists' conscience is one thing. Surely now is the time for
#drought stricken areas to plan for the future and look for alternatives such as Veragon's#airtowater technology?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The first of many. This will be the norm in the not too distant furture
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WTF is going on God save us plz plz plz a smh
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The freshwater 'crisis' has been decades in the making. Every time their's a drought it's like, "Oh noes, what can we do?" Long-term infrastructure and behavior change is needed.
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