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Water sector to clean up its act
The Green Guardian
/ 25 July 2021

Water sector to clean up its act

The Blue and Green Drop programmes are being relaunched to rebuild SA’s often poorly maintained and ‘looted’ water systems

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Why we need the Blue and Green Drop reports: ‘Everyone in SA lives downstream from a sewage discharge point’
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/ 17 February 2021

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