Water Crisis: A Year After South Africa Averted Day Zero
Cape Town postpones Day Zero until 2019 - Wanted in Africa
Did Cape Town Learn From 'Day Zero'? : NPR
How Day Zero was averted
Cape Town pushes Day Zero for water consumption back to 2019 – WaterBriefing Global
Cape Town's 'Day Zero': Where Are We Now? - China Water Risk
Increasing risk of another Cape Town “Day Zero” drought in the 21st century | PNAS
Cape Town water crisis - Wikipedia
Day Zero – One city's response to a record-breaking drought | University of Cape Town
How Cape Town was saved from running out of water | Water | The Guardian
Cape Town Postpones 'Day Zero,' When It Runs Out of Water, to 2019
Insights from Cape Town - Hydrogeology Journal - Northwater
Cape Town Averts 'Day Zero' By Limiting Water Use : NPR
Cape Town Water shortage Crisis: Day Zero postponed to 2019
Day Zero: Where next?
Day Zero: Experts say it's "highly likely" for Cape Town in 2019
Cape Town 'Day Zero' pushed back to 2019 as dams fill up in South Africa | Reuters.com
Cape Town 'Day Zero' pushed back to 2019 as dams fill up in South Africa | Reuters
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Today wasn't Day Zero in Cape Town, but the water crisis isn't over - The Verge
Rhetoric and Cape Town's Campaign to Defeat Day Zero | Semantic Scholar
Cape Town can avoid Day Zero in 2019 - but we'll have to keep consumption down | GroundUp
Cape Town water crisis: Why is water running out and what is Day Zero?
Cape Town | Day Zero Event - The Resilience Shift
Day Zero, 365 days later - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Cape Town almost ran out of water. Here's how it averted the crisis | World Economic Forum
DODGING DAY ZERO IN CAPETOWN: "The City has already initiated steps towards the goal of becoming a water-sensitive city by 2040. In the City's draft water strategy, the use of rain and
Cape Town's 'Day Zero' pushed back to 2019 as dam levels rise in South Africa - The Globe and Mail
