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An analysis of surface water from an informal settlement, Langrug, Franschhoek: down a slippery slope
Contaminated surface water from limited sanitation and drainage systems in informal settlements degrades receiving rivers. However, little is known about the water quality and flow of rivers draining informally settled catchments. This study explores the dynamics of a human water system in an inform...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2018
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