November 16, 20234 min read, 765 words
Published: November 16, 2023 | 4 min read, 765 words
JOHANNESBURG/CAPE TOWN — There’s a giant clock ticking until the next major city runs out of water, and it could take a trillion dollars a year to stop a countdown that affects us all. That’s what the World Resources Institute estimates the world would need to spend every year – ...
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Nov 21
I was not aware that this was an issue in South Africa so it was interesting to read. They didn't really have a good explanation for why water was out other than low pressure, but I guess that makes sense for high lying neighborhoods. Other than that, you kind of knew everything already from the title alone.
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