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Cape Town crisis: An analysis on drought response measures, the motives behind them, and their implications for equitable water access
Cape Town has recently undergone major policy and regulatory changes within its water management strategy in response to a three-year drought (2015-2018). Due to the vulnerability of humanity to climate change, its uncertainty, and the risks that it poses for securing a reliable source of water, it...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2022
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