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Water Wheel

WRC's flagship water magazine

The Water Wheel is the Water Research Commission's popular science magazine, covering the latest water research, policy developments, and innovations in South Africa. Issues are organised by volume and issue number below, with the most recent issue displayed first.

Volume 25 (2026)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2026

WRC Editorial

Volume 25 (2026)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2026

WRC Editorial

Volume 25 (2026)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2026

WRC Editorial

Volume 25 (2026)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2026

WRC Editorial

Volume 25 (2026)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2026

WRC Editorial

Volume 25 (2026)

19 articles

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2026: Antimicrobial Resistance

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2026: Groundwater

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2026: Irrigation Water Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2026: One Health

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2026: Citizen Science And Climate Change

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2026: Water Resource Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2026: Water-Smart Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2026: Smallholder Farming

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2026: Climate Resilience

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2026: Water Security

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2026: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2026: Small-Scale Farmers

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2026: Ecological Infrastructure

WRC Editorial

Opinion: From Crisis Response to System Care – Rethinking Water Security in South Africa

WRC Editorial

WW March - WATER AND AGRICULTURE

WRC Editorial

WW March - ESTUARIES

WRC Editorial

WW March - WATER AND HEALTH

WRC Editorial

Opinion: Beneath the Surface – Johannesburg's Water Crisis Is Bigger Than We Think

WRC Editorial

WW March - CLIMATE CHANGE AND AGRICULTURE

WRC Editorial

Volume 24 (2025)

1 article

Water Wheel November/December 2025

WRC Editorial

Volume 24 (2025)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2025

WRC Editorial

Volume 24 (2025)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2025

WRC Editorial

Volume 24 (2025)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2025

WRC Editorial

Volume 24 (2025)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2025

WRC Editorial

Volume 24 (2025)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2025

WRC Editorial

Volume 24 (2025)

34 articles

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2026: Health And Hygiene

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2026: Municipal Water Supply

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2026: Irrigation Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2026: Emerging Contaminants

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2026: Climate Resilience

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2025: Estuaries

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2025: Invasive Alien Plants

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2025: Water-Related Diseases

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2025: Groundwater

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2025: Indigenous Crops

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2025: Groundwater-Dependent

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Sept 2025: Smallholder Farmers

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Sept 2025: Green Infrastructure

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Sept 2025: Water Efficiency

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Sept 2025: Wef Nexus

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Sept 2025: Water Reuse

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Sept 2025: Rural Water Supply

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2025: Basic Services

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2025: Groundwater Exploration

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2025: Crop Water Use

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2025: Water Rights

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2025: Food Safety

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2025: Groundwater Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2025: Water Resource Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2025: Rural Water Supply

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2025: Water Reuse

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2025: Wrc Strategy

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2025: Sludge Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2025: Ecological Infrastructure

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2025: Climate Change And Wetlands

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2025: Science And The Public

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2025: Water Reuse

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2025: Remote Sensing

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2025: Green Skills

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

1 article

Water Wheel November/December 2024

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2024

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2024

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2024

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2024

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2024

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

40 articles

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2025: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2025: Groundwater Sources

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2025: Water Source

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2025: Water Revenue

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2025: Non-Revenue Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2024: Water Heritage

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2024: Non-Revenue Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2024: Citizen Science

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2024: World Toilet Day

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2024: Ecological Monitoring

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2024: Sludge Management

WRC Editorial

WW Special Edition 20241

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2024: Citizen Science

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2024: Water Personality

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2024: Water And Wetlands

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2024: Water And Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2024: River Ecosystems

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2024: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2024: Mine Drainage Bibliography

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2024: Water And The Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2024: Water Crisis

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2024: Mutale Peat Wetland

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2024: Aquaculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2024: Invasive Alien Species

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2024: Wetlands

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2024: Water And Mining

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2024: Water Law

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2024: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2024: Water Quality

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2024: Water Quality And Ecosystems

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2024: Freshwater Fish

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2024: Wetland

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2024: Water And Health

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2024: Water And Forestry

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2024: Biodiversity

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2024: Food Security

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2024: Natural Capital

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2024: Disaster Mitigation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2024: Water And The Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2024: Water Quality

WRC Editorial

Volume 23 (2024)

1 article

Water Wheel Special Edition, August 2024

WRC Editorial

Volume 22 (2023)

1 article

Water Wheel November/December 2023

WRC Editorial

Volume 22 (2023)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2023

WRC Editorial

Volume 22 (2023)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2023

WRC Editorial

Volume 22 (2023)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2023

WRC Editorial

Volume 22 (2023)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2023

WRC Editorial

Volume 22 (2023)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2023

WRC Editorial

Volume 22 (2023)

31 articles

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2023: Hydropower

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2023: Citizen Science

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2023: Water Loss

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2023: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2023: Irrigation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2023: Water And Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2023: Water Resource Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2023: Water And Health

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2023: Water Services

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2023: Water And Sheep

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2023: Water And Legislation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2023: Food Waste

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2023: Wetlands

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2023: Source Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2023: Groundwater

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2023: Forestry

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2023: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Desalination

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Hydrology And Climate Change

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Water And Technology

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Urban Water Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Research And Innovation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2023: Woody Encroachment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2023: Underutilised Crops

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2023: Water Ecosystems

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2023: Water Use In Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2023: Urban Water Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2023: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2023: Citizen Science

WRC Editorial

Volume 21 (2022)

1 article

Water Wheel November/December 2022

WRC Editorial

Volume 21 (2022)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2022

WRC Editorial

Volume 21 (2022)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2022

WRC Editorial

Volume 21 (2022)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2022

WRC Editorial

Volume 21 (2022)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2022

WRC Editorial

Volume 21 (2022)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2022

WRC Editorial

Volume 21 (2022)

49 articles

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: New Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: Capacity Building

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: Invasive Alien Plants

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: Water Policy

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: Water And Technology

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: State Of The Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2023: Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2022: On-Site Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2022: Water Policy

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2022: Wef Nexus

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2022: Sustainable Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2022: Integrated Water Resource Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2022: Covid Surveillance

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2022: Climate Change

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2022: Water Reuse

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2022: Water Conservation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2022: Crop Water Use

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2022: Agriculture And Climate Change

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2022: Women In Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2022: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Water Heritage

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Eutrophication

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Renewable Energy

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Weather Forecasting

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Capacity Building

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Estuarine Systems

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Environmental Disaster Risk

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2022: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: New Generation Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: African River Basins

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Wetlands And Society

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Dam Siltation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Desalination

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Covid-19 And The Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Water Infrastructure

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Wetlands And Medicinal Plants

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2022: Drought Resilience

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Agricultural Water Use

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Freshwater Biodiversity

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Climate Change

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: South African Rivers

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Industrial Water Use

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Ecological Infrastructure

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Indigenous Crops

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2022: Fourth Industrial Revolution

WRC Editorial

Volume 20 (2021)

1 article

Water Wheel November/December 2021

WRC Editorial

Volume 20 (2021)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2021

WRC Editorial

Volume 20 (2021)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2021

WRC Editorial

Volume 20 (2021)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2021

WRC Editorial

Volume 20 (2021)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2021

WRC Editorial

Volume 20 (2021)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2021

WRC Editorial

Volume 20 (2021)

54 articles

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2022: Emerging Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2022: Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2022: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2022: Youth And Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2022: Groundwater And Society

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2022: Water And Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2022: Wef Nexus

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Aquaculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Freshwater Conservation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Water And Wetlands

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Water And Food

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Covid-19 And Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Irrigation And Water Quality

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Water And Power Generation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2021: Catchment Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept 2021: Water Personality

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept 2021: Pollution And The Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept 2021: Water Source Areas

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept 2021: Water And Industry

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept 2021: Water Conservation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept 2021: Opinion

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2021: Communities And Inland Fisheries

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2021: Water Resource Management 2

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2021: Water Resource Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2021: Capacity Building

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2021: Hydropower

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2021: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/Aug 2021: Recreation And Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Agriculture And Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Ingula

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Desalination

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Emerging Contaminants

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Sacredsites

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Freshwaterfish

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Covid And Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2021: Helendallas

WRC Editorial

WW March 2021 Capacity Samantha

WRC Editorial

WW March 2021 Capacity Tafadzwa

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2021: Wrc50

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2021: Upfront

WRC Editorial

WW March BreedeEstuary

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2021: Excretaflow

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2021: Ecological Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March 2021: Groundwater

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Underutilised Crops

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Urban Water Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Wastewater-Based Epidemiology

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Wastewater Reuse

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Irrigation And Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Safe Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Communities And Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Jan/Feb 2021: Water And The Environment

WRC Editorial

Volume 19 (2020)

1 article

Water Wheel November/December 2020

WRC Editorial

Volume 19 (2020)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2020

WRC Editorial

Volume 19 (2020)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2020

WRC Editorial

Volume 19 (2020)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2020

WRC Editorial

Volume 19 (2020)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2020

WRC Editorial

Volume 19 (2020)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2020

WRC Editorial

Volume 19 (2020)

46 articles

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2020: Freshwater And Ecosystems

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2020: Municipal Service Delivery

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2020: Agriculture And Innovation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2020: Environmental Refugees

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2020: Freshwater Biodiversity

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2020: Waterborne Disease

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Nov/Dec 2020: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Water And Tourism

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Water Pollution

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Water History

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Water And Society

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Water And The Environment Microplastics

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Water And The Environment 2

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Capacity Building

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Sept/Oct 2020: Estuaries

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Disease Research

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Water Use In Orchards

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Climate Change And Rivers

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Women In Science

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Water And The Environment

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Water Kidz

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Agriculture And Wastewater

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Young Water Professional

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Industrial Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Water Personality

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Covid-19

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July/August 2020: Working For Water

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Water And Society

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Irrigated Agriculture

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Water Infrastructure

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Water Kidz

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Water And Innovation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Groundwater Management

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel May/June 2020: Emerging Farmers

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Soil Science

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Climate Change

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Water Personality

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Upfront

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: River Heritage

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Hydraulic Fracturing

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Sanitation

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Water Ecosystems

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel March/April 2020: Bulk Water Supply

WRC Editorial

Volume 18 (2019)

1 article

Water Wheel November/December 2019

WRC Editorial

Volume 18 (2019)

1 article

Water Wheel September/October 2019

WRC Editorial

Volume 18 (2019)

1 article

Water Wheel July/August 2019

WRC Editorial

Volume 18 (2019)

1 article

Water Wheel May/June 2019

WRC Editorial

Volume 18 (2019)

1 article

Water Wheel March/April 2019

WRC Editorial

Volume 18 (2019)

1 article

Water Wheel January/February 2019

WRC Editorial

Volume 17 (2018)

1 article

Volume 17 (2018) cover

Water Wheel September/October 2018

WRC Editorial

Volume 17 (2018)

1 article

Volume 17 (2018) cover

The Water Wheel March/April 2018

WRC Editorial

Volume 17 (2018)

59 articles

Volume 17 (2018) cover

Water Wheel May/June 2018: Web

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel July-August 2018

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel May-June 2018

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel January-February 2018

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector September 2018

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector July 2018

WRC Editorial

Water sector news May 2018

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector January 2018

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector March 2018

WRC Editorial

Research project underlines the importance of South Africa’s peatlands

Sue Matthews

Study explores microplastic pollution

Jorisna Bonthuys

The age of the drone – Keeping an eye on the nation’s water

Sue Matthews

Cape Town drought places sewerage systems under pressure

Jorisna Bonthuys

Protecting South Africa’s national parks against the threat of climate change

Sue Matthews

Two thirsty cities’ successful attempts to consume less water

Petro Kotze

Resource use efficiencies in potato production

AC Franke, JM Steyn, ATB Machakaire, and AJ Haverkort

The salt whisperers – Study shows rural women not benefiting from indigenous knowledge to extract Baleni salt

Leonie Joubert

Precious heritage – Project quantifies the value of SA’s Ramsar wetlands

Sue Matthews

Post Day Zero – Lessons in resilience from São Paulo

Petro Kotze

Proudly-South African Felix Reinders to head up global irrigation and drainage commission

Kim Trollip

Seawater desalination – what difference does site choice make to cost?

Dawid Bosman

Guidelines pave the way for safe use of greywater

Petro Kotze

Breede River environment plan taking shape

Leanne Seeliger, Annabel Horn and Wilna Kloppers

Novel study looks at ecosystem services provided by palmiet wetlands

Jorisna Bonthuys

School sanitation – Returning dignity to South African schools

Sue Matthews

What 115 years of data tells us about Africa’s battle with malaria past and present

Bob Snow

Pietersieliekloof wetland rehabilitation project – Investing in the future

Heidi Nieuwoudt, Piet-Louis Grundling, Lana du Toit and Farai Tererai

Suite of tools help citizens take control of freshwater management

Sue Matthews

In-depth study sheds light on irrigated farming areas, water use

Jorisna Bonthuys

Leading the charge towards innovation – Valerie Naidoo

WRC Editorial

Turning to nature to solve modern day problems

Petro Kotze

Skipping the queue – female urinals successfully tested in KZN, Mpumalanga

Sue Matthews

Municipalities receive support to manage their wetlands

Sue Matthews

Reclaimed water – A valuable supply if you can trust it

Kim Trollip

Berg River study points to importance of monitoring in managing catchments

Annabel Horn et al

National peatland database

Althea Grundling, Piet-Louis Grundling and Lulu van Rooyen

Transitioning to a circular economy – the role of innovation

John Ngoni Zvimba and Eustina Musvoto

From waste to worth – converting wastewater sludge into high-value products

John Zvimba & Eustina Musvoto

Out-of-the-box thinking required to secure SA’s water future

Shafick Adams

Groundwater, boreholes and ethical issues

Handré Brand

Financing opportunities and models for water-linked research, development and innovation

Rajiv Paladh, Kevin Foster and Chantal Ramcharan-Kotze

Busting myths around urban household water use in South Africa

Richard Meissner, Inga Jacobs-Mata and Miriam Murambadoro

Are icebergs a realistic option for augmenting Cape Town’s water supply?

Neil Malan

Engaging with local South Africa smallholder farming communities

Luleka Dlamini

Ensuring the future of Kamfers’ flamingos

Phetole Peter Ramollo

Water quality – taking care of our rivers and streams

WRC Editorial

Urban wetlands – prized land

WRC Editorial

The South African National Wetlands Indaba – from humble beginnings to a well-established platform

NP Gola, F Eggers and I Bredin

Rietvlei dam - faithful supplier of water to the capital

WRC Editorial

Tshwane kids get up close and personal with unique urban wetland

WRC Editorial

Calitzdorp Dam – Celebrating South Africa's oldest working concrete gravity dam wall

WRC Editorial

What’s stopping young African scientists from achieving their potential

WRC Editorial

Water hyacinth: Adding value to a noxious weed

Ashira Roopnarain, Rosina Makofane and Rasheed Adeleke

Threatened KZN wetlands offered a lifeline

WRC Editorial

Hippo roller donation boosts food production

WRC Editorial

The wonderful world of freshwater habitats

WRC Editorial

Take care, stay safe around canals

WRC Editorial

Tribute to Kofi Annan

WRC Editorial

WRC shines at biennial conference

WRC Editorial

Volume 16 (2017)

53 articles

Volume 16 (2017) cover

The Water Wheel March-April 2017

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel September-October 2017

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel January-February 2017

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel November-December 2017

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel May-June 2017

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel July-August 2017

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector March 2017

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector January 2017

WRC Editorial

Water sector news September 2017

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector November 2017

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector July 2017

WRC Editorial

News from the water sector May 2017

WRC Editorial

New App a shot in the arm for blackfly control along Orange River

Sue Matthews

New guideline to determine pasture water requirements

Sue Matthews

One of South Africa’s potential breadbaskets at risk, study shows

Kim Trollip

Winds of change - exploring the growing phenomenon of environmental refugees

Lani van Vuuren

National survey highlights how tanneries have stepped up their water game

Sue Matthews

Training the trainers – Guiding extension advisors in irrigation

Lani van Vuuren

‘Radical shift’ needed to reduce risks during pit emptying for workers, households

Jorisna Bonthuys

Connecting research and policy - Three WRC research reports taken up in new mining and environment policies

Kim Trollip

Recipe for success – exploring the tools farmers need to succeed

Sue Matthews

Reading the land – new atlas set to improve decision-making around mining and water

Sue Matthews

Taking a fresh look at water in a time of scarcity

Dawid Bosman

Prof Bhekie Mamba: Dedicated to refining water treatment technologies that can save lives

Kim Trollip

Irrigation farming: a lifeline for budding ‘agripreneurs’

Kim Trollip

Flirting with (natural) disaster – Recent floods highlight need for adequate forecasting

Sue Matthews

The science of hydropedology - linking soil morphology with hydrological processes

Johan van Tol, Pieter le Roux and Simon Lorentz

Project modelling irrigation water use through satellite technology progresses

Sue Matthews

Civil engineering fraternity expresses concern over state of South Africa’s infrastructure

Lani van Vuuren

The science of women in wetlands

Jorisna Bonthuys

Beyond the farm gate: FruitLook unlocks bigger picture

Jorisna Bonthuys

Promoting sustainable economic development in water-constrained catchments

Claire Pengelly and Helen Seyler.

Good practices for water use authorisation systems - Lessons from five countries

Pegasys Institute & IWMI

Measuring integration – towards a water-energy-food nexus index

Gareth Simpson and Marit Berchner

What’s that in your drinking water?

Louise de Bruin

Seasonal hydrological forecasting - current state of play

Piotr Wolski, Chris Lennard, Chris Jack, and Mark Tadross

The drugs we wash away: What happens to antiretrovirals in the aquatic environment

Chavon Walters

Billions remain unserved as world races towards meeting the SDGs

Lani van Vuuren

Protecting the environment for development – Linking ecosystem functions and development outcomes

Marius Claassen & Liesl Hill

Shifting to urban sensitive water design – One Water

Pierre Mukheibir

Benefits flow from SA water innovation to irrigation schemes, farms

Jorisna Bonthuys

Market mechanisms to nudget better management of the world's watersheds

Leonie Joubert

Water-smart energy planning in South Africa – World Bank report

Lani van Vuuren

Driving the Water-Energy-Food nexus in the context of sustainable development

Sylvester Mpandeli

Exaggerating the value of wetlands for natural disaster mitigation is a risky business

Matthew McCartney and Max Finlayson

Let the fish swim – Workshop celebrates World Fisheries Day

WRC Editorial

Grey water is great water!

WRC Editorial

WRC celebrates excellence with Knowledge Tree awards

WRC Editorial

Where will our future water-supply come from? The challenge with non-conventional options

Jeremiah Mutamba

Dialogue explores the plight of environmental refugees

WRC Editorial

Successful irrigation knowledge sharing event held

WRC Editorial

South Africa’s drought preparedness – Too little too late?

Richard Meissner and Inga Jacobs-Mata

Study highlights economic trade-offs in irrigation design

Jorisna Bonthuys

Volume 15 (2016)

67 articles

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The Water Wheel May-June 2016

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel March-April 2016

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel January-February 2016

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel July-August 2016

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel November-December 2016

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel September-October 2016

WRC Editorial

CEO Column: 2016 Year of the Monkey

Dhesigen Naidoo

News from the water sector September 2016

WRC Editorial

Protecting nature’s nurseries – Study highlights importance of natural flow to estuaries

Petro Kotze

News for the SA water sector May 2016

WRC Editorial

Conservation agriculture: Farming for the future

Petro Kotze

South African water news November 2016

WRC Editorial

New ministerial initiative to transform water sector

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector January 2016

WRC Editorial

Dangers in our water – Fighting the scourge of bilharzia

Sue Matthews

New study steers integrated management of Gouritz water

Sue Matthews

Rural school sanitation – On the path to hope and dignity

Sue Matthews

Worth their salt - Determining the value of Limpopo's water ecosystems

Sue Matthews

Urban consumers give water services the thumbs up

Petro Kotze

Have our provincial aquatic scientists become critically endangered?

Dean Impson

Farming with fish – Community finds new hope through aquaculture project

Sue Matthews

Increasing the benefits from rural agriculture for South Africa’s women

Petro Kotze

Study aims to break the cycle of disease

Lani van Vuuren

New tools developed to help restore our rivers

Sue Matthews

Satellite technology keeping an eye on South Africa’s dams

Sue Matthews

Wastewater treatment – Tackling a wicked problem through dialogue and action research

Victor Munnik and Tally Palmer

Novel treatment solutions turns industrial wastewater into commodity

Sue Matthews

Research into ecological infrastructure steps up a gear

Arno de Klerk

Plans afoot to save Cape Town’s largest estuary

Sue Matthews

Monitoring soil salinity and waterlogging using satellite images

Karen Grobler

National Biodiversity Assessment – Testing the integrity of our freshwater ecosystems

Heidi van Deventer

Extensive research hopes to answer - Should we ‘grow’ our future fuels?

Kim Trollip

Pin-pointing pesticide contamination and the damage it can do to people

Petro Kotze

The art of learning - How science is assisting emerging farmers in Limpopo

Sue Matthews

An opportune time to promote demand-side water management

Jeremiah Mutamba

Sowing seeds of knowledge

Karen Grobler

The Lowveld's worst drought in 33 years? Understanding the long-term impacts

Tony Swemmer

From barley to bottle – water focus pays off for SA beer maker

Sue Matthews

Analysing South Africa’s water management options mitigating drought

Emmanuel Mwendera

Groundbreaking study examines Islamic legal view on water reclamation

Jorisna Bonthuys

What Africa’s drought responses teach us about climate change hotspots

Gina Ziervogel

Three cheers for water savings in the soft drink industry

Lani van Vuuren

Drought – Nature’s lessons in overdrive in Kruger National Park

Lani van Vuuren

Corruption costing global water sector billions

Lani van Vuuren

Jewel of the Northern Cape in fading due to pollution

Peter Ramollo

Steady rise in service delivery but quality concerns remain

Lani van Vuuren

Digital security - How safe are our water utilities?

Gorrel Espelund

Research at forefront of global race for sustainable development

WRC Editorial

Sowing the seeds of knowledge on underutilised crops

Tafadzwa Mabhaudhi and Albert T Modi

Limited food options take their toll on the health of SA’s rural poor

Angela McIntyre

Southern African groundwater sector gets new champion

Lani van Vuuren

Managing water: Embracing the opportunity of risk

Eberhard Braune

Celebrating biodiversity in agriculture

Lani van Vuuren

Smallholder farmers need a leg-up to adapt to climate change

Lani van Vuuren

Cooperating for the sake of water - The Israel experience

Lani van Vuuren

Climate’s troublesome kids – El Niño and El Niña

WRC Editorial

Finding the right chemistry to grow water science in South Africa

Lani van Vuuren

Managing water: Embracing the opportunity of risk

Jorisna Bonthuys

Dirt at play – kids get a closer look at rare South African peatland

WRC Editorial

Water-energy-food nexus under the spotlight

WRC Editorial

Careers in water – The importance of water for jobs

WRC Editorial

Schools, plumbing graduates benefit from new water innovation

WRC Editorial

Counting the drops – SA’s water resource assessment project completed

Allan Bailey, Bill Pitman and Wandile Nomquphu

Think tank deliberates climate change, food and agriculture connection

WRC Editorial

Clean hands save lives

WRC Editorial

Water Research Commission adopts Moreletaspruit

WRC Editorial

Scientists have much to gain by sharing their research with the public

Marina Joubert

Volume 14 (2015)

1 article

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The Water Wheel March/April 2015

WRC Editorial

Volume 14 (2015)

1 article

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Water Wheel January/February 2015

WRC Editorial

Volume 14 (2015)

62 articles

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The Water Wheel September-October 2015

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel November-December 2015

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel July-August 2015

WRC Editorial

The Water Wheel May-June 2015

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector

WRC Editorial

The promise of a new global agenda

Dhesigen Naidoo

CEO Column: The year in focus 2015

Dhesigen Naidoo

News from the water sector September 2015

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector January 2015

WRC Editorial

CEO's column July 2015

Dhesigen Naidoo

New reports from the WRC January 2015

WRC Editorial

The crusade for sufficient school sanitation

Sue Matthews

Refusing to DUC(T) for cover – how one organisation is making a difference to KZN’s rivers

Lani van Vuuren

News from the SA water sector July 2015

WRC Editorial

Ensuring a better water future – together

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector May 2015

WRC Editorial

What happens to soil water when savannas burn?

Petro Kotze

Making space for inland fishers

Petro Kotze

No false start for South Africa's newest Ramsar site

Sue Matthews

DWS to boost women entrepreneurs

WRC Editorial

Alien infested waters – how to solve an unsolvable problem

Sue Matthews

Kruger getting house in order for severe drought

Petro Kotze

The Cape’s fynbos wetlands – then and now

Sue Matthews

Water footprints – the story of our fruit and vegetables

WRC Editorial

Paying more due to pollution - The impact of algae on SA's fruit and wine sector

Willem de Lange

Raising a glass to SA's groundwater

Lani van Vuuren

Drought management – Strengthening our knowledge armoury

Lani van Vuuren

What can we learn from Karoo farmers about coping with drought?

Sue Matthews

Changing our behaviour – How to get the most from your water bill

Richard Holden

Colbyn Valley - The ultimate urban wetland survivor

Tamsyn Sherwill

Molteno – ‘Old boy’ of Cape Town still in service despite chequered start

Arne Singels

How much water will we need to keep the lights on?

Petro Kotze

Confronting inequitable power dynamics of global knowledge production and exchange

Laura Czerniewicz

Monitoring the ecological success of wetland rehabilitation

Petro Kotze

Do invasive alien plants really use more water? Study investigates

CSIR

Water - precious resource to be used again and again and again

Sue Matthews

Shedding light on Mapungubwe’s disappearing riverine forest

Petro Kotze

Climate change will affect profitability of SA farms differently

Engela Duvenage

The incredible platanna and its deadly legacy

Jo van As

Hydropower – keeping the lights on in the Mother City

Sue Matthews

Northern Cape pupils scoop first prize in water network competition

WRC Editorial

Orange River Mouth - Saving the integrity of one of SA's most important estuaries

Sue Matthews

Ensuring the safety of our food from farm to market

Erika du Plessis and Lise Korsten.

Dam safety – ensuring the integrity of SA’s 5 000+ registered dams

Lani van Vuuren

The demand-side risks of large-scale desalination

Dawid Bosman

Every child deserves to have hope and ambition

Lani van Vuuren

Partnering for fish protection in the Oorlogskloof River

Peter Ramollo and Mandy Schumann

New JHB water history publication fresh off the press

Lani van Vuuren

A drop of water can save your life

WRC Editorial

Learning about learning in water resource management

Jane Burt and Robert Berold

New study aims to quantify the risks of cemeteries

Petro Kotze

WRC at the forefront of emerging contaminants research

WRC Editorial

An effective irrigation knowledge network in Africa

Sylvester Mpandeli and Soneni Nyamaranga

FETWater – Building the bridge between capacity building and sector sustainability

John Zvimba

World’s cities increasingly water insecure new study shows

WRC Editorial

New guidelines launched towards water-friendlier cities

WRC Editorial

Let's talk about soil

Lani van Vuuren

Water Kidz - the wonderful world of estuaries

WRC Editorial

Frogs - South Africa's amazing aquatic animals

WRC Editorial

Minister turns the valve at SA's largest conduit hydropower installation

WRC Editorial

Celebrating the role of water and sanitation research in SA's democracy

Lani van Vuuren

Annual dams conference bring generations of engineers together

WRC Editorial

Volume 13 (2014)

1 article

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Water Wheel November/December 2014

WRC Editorial

Volume 13 (2014)

1 article

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The Water Wheel September/October 2014

WRC Editorial

Volume 13 (2014)

1 article

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Water Wheel July/August 2014

WRC Editorial

Volume 13 (2014)

1 article

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Water Wheel May/June 2014

WRC Editorial

Volume 13 (2014)

1 article

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Water Wheel March/April 2014

WRC Editorial

Volume 13 (2014)

1 article

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Water Wheel January/February 2014

WRC Editorial

Volume 13 (2014)

79 articles

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News from the SA water sector November 2014

WRC Editorial

The global hunger crisis - Water as a route to nutritional security

Dhesigen Naidoo

News from the SA water sector September 2014

WRC Editorial

Can we benefit from a value benefit shift? - CEO Column

Dhesigen Naidoo

CEO's column and news from SA water sector July 2014

WRC Editorial

News of the SA water sector January 2014

WRC Editorial

Citizens indispensable in modern biodiversity protection

Sue Matthews

News from the global water sector July 2014

WRC Editorial

National Water Summit

WRC Editorial

Biomimicry - Exploring nature's genius for a better tomorrow

Lani van Vuuren

Metolong - Lesotho's first RCC dam takes shape

Lani van Vuuren

Water Wheel survey

WRC Editorial

Secret of improved energy security may lie in our dams and pipelines

Lani van Vuuren

Research builds body of knowledge to protect Waterberg rivers

Lani van Vuuren

SA hotels now 'aquasmart' thanks to new tool

Sue Matthews

There's something in the water - Research highlights dangers of pollution to irrigation

Petro Kotze

Stepping up smallholder agricultural production - What role does water play?

Lani van Vuuren

New project lends from nature to power up villages

Petro Kotze

A walk down memory lane: Remembering the golden years of dam building

Will Alexander

Madibeng - the place of 'water'

Pregs Govender

No flash in the pan: How pour flush toilets are driving away SA's sanitation backlog

Lani van Vuuren

Every drop counts in Kruger's big green wastewater schemes

Petro Kotze

More fruit with less water possible study shows

Lani van Vuuren

'Closure Mining' - Introducing a new concept for environmentally responsible development

Anthony Turton

South Africa and Nambia ensuring enough irrigation water together

Sue Matthews

Improved groundwater monitoring through GRACE

Sue Matthews

Is government's biofuel strategy waterproof? WRC study investigates

Petro Kotze

Mpumalanga wetland rehab partnership a win for ecological infrastructure

Lani van Vuuren

Large-scale desalination: What can we learn from Australia?

Dawid Bosman

New ways of dealing with Cape Town's flooded communities

Gina Ziervogel and Leonie Joubert

Teaching through play: New game educates rural communities on risk

Paula Hay and Rowena Hay

Drakenstein proves small municipalities can save water

Sue Matthews

Management, tenure issues threaten Limpopo smallholder irrigation schemes

Lani van Vuuren

Spare a thought for our migrating fish

Petro Kotze

Why is there an ecological reserve

David le Maitre

Novel research aims to clarify impact of fog

Petro Kotze

What does research have to say about SA's water institutions?

CSIR

Ecological restoration - Giving back to SA's watercourses

Sue Matthews

Drink water for a healthy body and a healthy life

WRC Editorial

Water service delivery challenges - What role for WDM?

Jeremiah Mutamba

Water loss: Are we wasting our way into a potential water crisis?

Lani van Vuuren

Let them flow - new urban guidelines urge stronger action to protect urban rivers

Sue Matthews

Aqualibrium - Taking the art of learning to international heights

Lani van Vuuren

Water security: A complex, messy and wicked business

Duncan Hay, Charles Breen and Bimo Nkhata

Taking action to save SA's precious indigenous fishes

Deidre West

The forgotten work of the Intercolonial Irrigation Commission

Adele Louw

Climate change both sides of the coin

Julio Araujo and Peter Johnston

Climate change adaptation: How will we feed people in 2050

Yacob Beletse

From detrimental to desks - How one factory is putting alien plants to good use

Debbie Besseling

Calls to protect Cape Flats aquifer and Philippi farming area

Maryke Malan

Exploring the relationship between water, energy and food

Sylvester Mpandeli

How do we improve synchronisation between land and water reform

Karen Nortje, Nikki Funke and Willem de Lange

Balancing the business of energy and water

Debbie Besseling

Excellence award for Spring Grove Dam

WRC Editorial

Parched prospects: The emerging water crisis in South Africa

Steve Hedden and Jakkie Cilliers

Collaborative conservation effort to save one of SA's smallest frogs

Petro Kotze

Driving the protection of our natural assets

Debbie Besseling

A toast to SA's latest Stockholm Water Prize winner

Debbie Besseling

Lower Orange River Forum - Maintaining South Africa's largest river

Peter Ramollo

Thousands flock to Nelspruit water conference

WRC Editorial

New desalination plant to keep 'Diamond of the West Coast' shining

Lani van Vuuren

Nurturing our family farms

WRC Editorial

Water history: The day the Vaal flowed backwards

Lani van Vuuren

Indigenous crops - A market ripe for the picking

Lani van Vuuren

At 87 Dr Rayner still contributing actively to aquatic science

Deidre West

The Vaal River - South Africa's water workhorse

WRC Editorial

Protecting nature, protecting ourselves: How a healthy environment can prevent disasters

Klaudia Schachtschneider

Better sanitation services to schools, municipality thanks to franchising

Debbie Besseling

Wild about wetlands

Lani van Vuuren

UKZN Centre developing tomorrow's water resource champions

Lani van Vuuren

Last Word November 2014

WRC Editorial

SASAqS - Serving the region for 50 years

Deidre West

Cream of SA aquatic scientists gather in the Free State

WRC Editorial

Large dams conference draws record crowd

Lani van Vuuren

Energy - A thirsty resource

Lani van Vuuren

Water quality and land uses in the Wilderness area

Klaudia Schachtschneider

Science expo water control system wins special prize

Debbie Besseling

New research chair for Stellenbosch University

Stellenbosch University

Fluid Thoughts: WRC CEO Dhesigen Naidoo (Water Wheel January/February 2014)

WRC Editorial

Volume 12 (2013)

1 article

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Water Wheel November/December 2013

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Water Wheel January/February 2013

WRC Editorial

Volume 12 (2013)

65 articles

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Water Wheel Water Kidz Special Edition

WRC Editorial

Water Wheel Special Edition on Groundwater

WRC Editorial

CEO Column and news from the SA water sector September 2013

WRC Editorial

CEOs message & news from SA water sector

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector January 2013

WRC Editorial

CEO Column and local water sector news November 2013

WRC Editorial

CEO Column and water sector news July 2013

WRC Editorial

CEO's column and news from SA water sector May 2013

WRC Editorial

News from the global water sector January 2013

WRC Editorial

Global water news March 2013

WRC Editorial

Water sector news July(2)

Lani van Vuuren

Come rain or come shine? Study contributes to more accurate forecasting

Lani van Vuuren

WRC Symposium 2013

Lani van Vuuren

Shared Rivers Initiative: Supporting the wise use of southern Africa's waters

WRC Editorial

New WRC reports January 2013

WRC Editorial

Of Watts and Drops - New compendium switches on the lights for energy efficiency in water

Lani van Vuuren

Global water sector news November 2013

WRC Editorial

Scientists brave SA's mightiest river to kayak from source to sea

Lani van Vuuren

Destruction of nature's chemist - Researchers urge for action

Lani van Vuuren

Counting the lost drops - Study into non-revenue water shows we can do more

Lani van Vuuren

Olifants - Time to stand up for river under siege

Lani van Vuuren

Study expands SA knowledge of agricultural non-point source pollution

Lani van Vuuren

Thermal springs generate heated interest

Petro Kotze

Poor and angry - Research grapples with reasons behind social protests

Lani van Vuuren

Investing in ecological infrastructure for our future water security

Petro Kotze

Institutional conundrum sinking groundwater supply in North West town

Lani van Vuuren

Report unearths rich history of SA aquatic science

Lani van Vuuren

A common language for describing inland aquatic ecosystems in South Africa

Petro Kotze

Poor and hungry - Study reveals how little we know about what people eat in SA

Lani van Vuuren

Growing knowledge on South Africa's wild plants

Lani van Vuuren

Irrigation water metering - It's plain good sense

Lani van Vuuren

Misguided technology choices throwing fat in municipal fire

Lani van Vuuren

New research aims to identify those at extreme risk of cimate change impacts

Lani van Vuuren

Detecting the invisible: Encouraging results from study on emerging contaminants

Lani van Vuuren

Rainwater harvesting from tanks - Useful yet, but can you drink it?

Lani van Vuuren

Guidelines set to train new generation of extension officers

Lani van Vuuren

Study proves the economic worth of biodiversity rehabilitation projects

Petro Kotze

KNP croc deaths: Groundbreaking study narrows suspect list

Lani van Vuuren

Leading an academic career with pride

Debbie Besseling

Appraising the lifecycle costs of SA's interbasin water transfer projects

Pieter van Niekerk

Leading the way with innovation in water and sanitation

Debbie Besseling

Exploring the science of involved citizenship

Lani van Vuuren

Water governance poster

UN World Water Day

Yes, I can! A role model for young water professionals

Debbie Besseling

Modern system keeping Hermanus' wells flowing

Sue Matthews

A role model in research and development

Debbie Besseling

The Cape Critical Rivers Project - Conserving rivers, saving species

Sue Matthews

Simplicity - The key to sanitation sustainability

Prudence Mambo

So why do we need toilets?

Lani van Vuuren

Olive wastewater: Turning salty into sweet

Debbie Besseling

Every drop counts - A water game to remember

Debbie Besseling

Migratory birds - Nature's long-distance adventurers

Lani van Vuuren

Taking on the challenges of AMD through horticulture

Debbie Besseling

International water governance experts gather in Drakensberg

WRC Editorial

Komati Water Scheme Augmentation Project launched

Lani van Vuuren

A role model in water services regulation

Debbie Besseling

World making peace, not war, over water

WRC Editorial

Viewpoint - Why has the South African National Water Act been so difficult to implement?

Barbara Schreiner

Aqualibrium - Celebrating SA's young water achievers

Debbie Besseling

Lake Dunbar - the failed dam of King

Lani van Vuuren

Hands-on learning at Rhodes biology internship programme

WRC Editorial

Steenbras Dam - Faithful supplier of water & power

WRC Editorial

(RISE)ing up for water education in Africa

WRC Editorial

Teaming up for Mandela to clean local wetland

Lani van Vuuren

Sector specialists meet to ponder future of SA hydrology

WRC Editorial

Volume 11 (2012)

1 article

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Water Wheel November/December 2012

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Water Wheel July/August 2012

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WRC Editorial

Volume 11 (2012)

69 articles

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Water Wheel Special Edition 2012

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector September 2012

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector January 2012

WRC Editorial

A word or two by WRC CEO

Dhesigen Naidoo

News from the South African water sector July 2012

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector November 2012

WRC Editorial

Water sector news May 2012

WRC Editorial

News from the local water sector March 2012

Lani van Vuuren

New reports and global news January 2012

WRC Editorial

Global water news September 2012

WRC Editorial

Company news July 2012

WRC Editorial

Global water news May 2012

WRC Editorial

Growing currency rather than carrots - Why are SA poor still hungry

Lani van Vuuren

WRC Board - Changing of the guard

Lani van Vuuren

The changing face of Rietvlei Dam

Lani van Vuuren

Global water news July 2012

WRC Editorial

Taking on the challenges of water resources assessment

Lani van Vuuren

Global water news March 2012

Lani van Vuuren

Supporting South Africa's water factories

Petro Kotze

SA’s engineering giants help launch WRC’s book on history of large dams

WRC Editorial

Hydraulic fracturing: Adding to the debate

Petro Kotze

New WRC reports

Lani van Vuuren

Spring Grove - A new dam rising in the KZN Midlands

Lani van Vuuren

Adapting to climate change - Keep uncertainty in mind, scientist urges

Denis Hughes

Smart technology helps bring researchers closer to SA's aquatic life

Lani van Vuuren

Tropical storm brings much needed relief to iSimangaliso

Lani van Vuuren

After 150 years Pretoria’s Fountains still a source of life

Lani van Vuuren

SA's first freshwater priority areas atlas launched

Lani van Vuuren

Aquaculture in South Africa - From fingerling to prize catch

Lani van Vuuren

Eradicating invasive alien fish - It can be done, project shows

Lani van Vuuren

The river guardians of Groot Marico

Petro Kotze

Frog count - Study confirms rich biodiversity of amphibians in Kruger

Lani van Vuuren

Rainwater monitoring crucial to catchment management - DWA

N Vermaak, H de Haast, P Havenga and G Steyl

Blink and they might be gone – latest biodiversity assessment highlights dangers to SA’s wetlands

Lani van Vuuren

Study shows power of energy outages on water sector

Petro Kotze

Harnessing the powr of change

Debbie Besseling

Palmiet - An environmentally sound example

Lani van Vuuren

Cape Town study confirms that toilets count, people matter

Jonathan Hilligan, Andrew Spiegel and Neil Armitage

Dam engineering - Now is Africa's time to lead

Lani van Vuuren

Farmers get more out of drip irrigation with new guidelines

Lani van Vuuren

Novel index reveals vulnerable aquifers in SA

Lani van Vuuren

SA - A proud history of dam safety

Lani van Vuuren

Discovering the secrets of the Olifants sediments

Chantel Petersen, Nebo Jovanovic, Bettina Genthe

Squeezing water out of fog

Petro Kotze

Monitoring impact of climate change on salt marsh biodiversity

Tommy Bornman and Jadon Schmidt

From science to society - Finding innovative solutions towards deep rural water supply

Wiida Basson

Robertson - Valley of fruit and wine

Lani van Vuuren

New WRC guidelines helping dairy farmers to greener pastures

Lani van Vuuren

Discover the wonder of the water wheel

Lani van Vuuren

Water footprint – Improving business water use, step by step

Lani van Vuuren

Climate change focus for SA

Lani van Vuuren

Leeuw-Gamka - A poignant time in history

Lani van Vuuren

All girl team takes top honours at water competition

Lani van Vuuren

Develop a school policy to improve water management

Lani van Vuuren

Research project helping to tackle malnutrition in South Africa

Friede Wenhold

From policy to practice - Delving into WRM on the ground

WRC Editorial

Conserving wetland biodiversity in a concrete jungle

Petro Kotze

SA organisations pledge to protect country's rivers

Lani van Vuuren

Water harvesting and conservation - Training the trainers

Lani van Vuuren

Nano - A small small science with BIG possibilities

Lani van Vuuren

End of an era as old KNP river research accommodation demolished

Lani van Vuuren

WRC Dialogues launch successful

Lani van Vuuren

Water research - Looking at the next 40 years

Barbara Schreiner

New water resources assessment study launched

WRC Editorial

True water resources management - It's a matter of integration

Albert Jeleni

Water students give back on World Water Day

WRC Editorial

Wetlands - Places to play and learn

Lani van Vuuren

Thousands flock to WISA 2012

Lani van Vuuren

Mpumalanga/Limpopo mop up after floods

WRC Editorial

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Volume 10 (2011)

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Water Wheel September/October (Special Supplement) 2011

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Volume 10 (2011)

67 articles

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Latest news from the SA water sector May 2011

WRC Editorial

Letters to the Water Wheel November 2011

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector September 2011

WRC Editorial

News from the water sector

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water industry March 2011

WRC Editorial

Letters and news on the SA water sector January 2011

WRC Editorial

Water company news May 2011

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water industry November 2011

Lani van Vuuren

Global news January 2011

WRC Editorial

Global water news September 2011

WRC Editorial

Global water news March 2011

WRC Editorial

New WRC reports July 2011

Lani van Vuuren

Improved water use only a satellite away

Lani van Vuuren

Red Letter Year for authorities to prevent mine-water catastrophe

Lani van Vuuren

Water use efficiency – Irrigators take the lead in Lower Olifants

Lani van Vuuren

KwaZulu-Natal: It's man versus croc

Lani van Vuuren

Maintenance, skills still impede infrastructure services

Lani van Vuuren

Global water news November 2011

Lani van Vuuren

Giant rising in Olifants tributary

Lani van Vuuren

Blue Drop: Slow but steady progress in restoring SA's drinking water quality

Lani van Vuuren

New water institute aims to spearhead 'Blue Revolution'

Lani van Vuuren

Groundwater - From 'inferior' to 'superior'

Lani van Vuuren

Water for elephants - Towards natural population management

Petro Kotze

Princessvlei - Tug of war over Cape Flats wetland continues

Petro Kotze

Johannesburg - City on a watershed

Petro Kotze

Kouga Dam - Serving the fertile Gamtoos valley

Lani van Vuuren

Searching for clues inside the claws

Petro Kotze

The potential of small hydropower plants in South Africa

Petro Kotze

Taking back the 'lost' wetland

Petro Kotze

SA mops up following floods

Lani van Vuuren

Blood, sweat and tears at Riviersonderend

Lani van Vuuren

Cape Town - Water for a thirsty city (Part 2)

Petro Kotze

Kakamas - oasis in the desert

Lani van Vuuren

New technology helps scientists shed light on fish movement in estuaries

Lani van Vuuren

Groundwater and surface water interaction: From theory to practice

Petro Kotze

Olifants River - Pioneering catchment wide study reaches halfway mark

Lani van Vuuren

Predictive uncertainty in water resource assessments

Denis Hughes

Wagendrift - A symbol of local engineering innovation

Lani van Vuuren

New tool to help fight war against alien invaders

Rob Taylor & Dave Thompson

Phosphates in detergents - Cleaning up our act

Leo Quayle

Hands-on education a hit in biodiversity hot-spot

Petro Kotze

South African Military Water Diviners in Kenya during World War II

Deon Visser

Science helps Eastern Cape village deal with future disasters

Erin Bosenberg & Paula Hay

Traditional water sources – Lifeline in a time of need

Althea Grundling

Towards productive water use and household food security in South Africa

G Backeberg & A Sanewe

Authorities show commitment but Green Drops still elusive

Lani van Vuuren

More water for our cities

Lani van Vuuren

Project tests mechanised soil moisture conservation techniques in heavy clay soils

LF Joseph

Special day explores link between wetlands and forests

Lani van Vuuren

Blyderivierspoort - Dam of extraordinary beauty

Lani van Vuuren

Daspoort – Still performing after a century

Lani van Vuuren

Excellence in Water Research Awards

Lani van Vuuren

Africa's first sanitation technology demo centre opens

Lani van Vuuren

WRC water harvesting short course materials get the nod

J Denison

Olifants-Doorn - A class act

Petro Kotze

East London reigns supreme in national water competition

Lani van Vuuren

World Water Day comes to Cape Town

Lani van Vuuren

Irrigation water use efficiency - It's all about balance

Lani van Vuuren

Municipal water quality conference a resounding success

Lani van Vuuren

Women share secrets of career success in water

WRC Editorial

Desalination - turning salty water into drinking water

Lani van Vuuren

Inland fisheries - A vital rural food source

Bruce Ellender

Beneficial role of wetlands highlighted at seminar

Lani van Vuuren

WRC - Forty years of serving South Africa

Lani van Vuuren

Groundwater - A source of security

Lani van Vuuren

WWJuly 2011 waterkidz

WRC Editorial

Letters to the Editor (Water Wheel May/June 2011)

WRC Editorial

Volume 9 (2010)

1 article

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Water Wheel November/December 2010

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1 article

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Water Wheel January/February 2010

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Volume 9 (2010)

62 articles

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News from the water sector November-December 2010

Lani van Vuuren

Letters to the Editor May 2010

WRC Editorial

News from the SA water sector

Lani van Vuuren

Latest news from the South African water sector July 2010

Lani van Vuuren

First SA study on stress levels of caught and released fish

Lani van Vuuren

Letters to the Editor September 2010

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector May 2010

Lani van Vuuren

Wemmershoek - 75 years in the making

Lani van Vuuren

News on International Year of Biodiversity July 2010

Lani van Vuuren

International Year of Biodiversity September 2010

Lani van Vuuren

News from South African water companies

Lani van Vuuren

News from International Year of Biodiversity November 2010

Lani van Vuuren

News from the global water sector July 2010

Lani van Vuuren

New WRC reports (May 2010)

Lani van Vuuren

Company and global water news November 2010

Lani van Vuuren

Mine saves millions through zero discharge plan

Lani van Vuuren

News snippets September 2010

Lani van Vuuren

New strategy to light path for sustainable groundwater use

Lani van Vuuren

Turning up the heat: Research project investigates water temperature effects on freshwater systems

Sue Matthews

Hundreds gather for first young water professionals conference in Africa

Lani van Vuuren

SA hopes to answer big questions around the impact of small science

Lani van Vuuren & Ndeke Musee

Changing long drops into green drops - Authorities work to save sewage sector from crisis

Lani van Vuuren

South African water company news July 2010

Lani van Vuuren

Research projects in progress November 2010

Lani van Vuuren

From a flood to a trickle - Water for all but only if we start saving

Lani van Vuuren

For peat sakes - Can SA afford the demise of its natural carbon & water stores?

Lani van Vuuren

Water history: Vaalharts

Lani van Vuuren

Is water the new oil?

Anthony Turton

All eyes on Olifants as experts search for answers

Lani van Vuuren

The hunt's afoot for Kruger's amphibians in new kiss-and-tell study

Petro Kotze

Gariep - The dam that tamed the Great River

Lani van Vuuren

Lani van Vuuren

Nqweba Dam - Supplying water to the thirsty Karoo

Lani van Vuuren

Rivers: life-giving veins of the Earth

Lani van Vuuren

Time running out as Africa sprints towards MDG deadline

Lani van Vuuren

Olifants River - Home to one of SA's oldest irrigation schemes

Lani van Vuuren

Weathering the storm(water) in Cape Town

Sue Matthews

Acid Mine Drainage: Local solutions for local challenges

Jo Burgess

Water - The lifeblood of the human body

Lani van Vuuren

Dryland salinity: Threatening water resources in the semi-arid Western Cape

Richard Bugan et al

The fall and fall of Manbungubwe's riverine forest

Tim O'Conner

Ostrich sector takes giant strides to reserve the Little Karoo

Lani van Vuuren

Cape Town - Water for a thirsty city (Part 1)

Petro Kotze

Pain - The price our daughters pay for water

Lani van Vuuren

WRC tools help farmers improve efficiency, cut costs

Lani van Vuuren

Namibia's Trekkopje - A desal plant built tough

Lani van Vuuren

Mma Tshepo - Celebrating a life dedicated to water

Lani van Vuuren

Working together to protect SA's wetlands

Lani van Vuuren

Liani and Maria are cycling for change

Petro Kotze

River health - What are the symptoms

Lani van Vuuren

The importance of producing impactful research

Shanna Nienaber & Nikke Funke

Learning and capacity building - Building a two-way bridge

Inga Jacobs and Karen Nortje

Minister launches new weather radar network

Lani van Vuuren

The adventure of working together: Promoting transdisciplinarity

Shanna Nienaber and Inga Jacobs

Biodiversity: Taking care of creatures great and small

Lani van Vuuren

Growing Africa's young leaders

Press release

Water gathering attracts over a thousand

Lani van Vuuren

Climate change in a climate of change

Darian Pearce

Rain, rain don't go away!

Lani van Vuuren

How much water did you have today?

Lani van Vuuren

CSIR showcases its science

Lani van Vuuren

Heritage-biodiversity link celebrated at historical site

Lani van Vuuren

Volume 8 (2009)

1 article

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Water Wheel November/December 2009

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Volume 8 (2009)

1 article

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Water Wheel September/October 2009

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Water Wheel July/August 2009

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Volume 8 (2009)

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Water Wheel - May/Jun 2009

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Volume 8 (2009)

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Volume 8 (2009)

65 articles

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News from the South African water sector (March 2009)

van Vuuren L

News from the SA water sector

van Vuuren L

New version of mini water quality bug test

Lani van Vuuren

Global water news (March 2009)

van Vuuren L

Upfront: News from the water sector

Lani van Vuuren

News from the South African water sector (January 2009)

van Vuuren L

Experts unite to save abused river from extinction

van Vuuren L

New reports from the WRC

Lani van Vuuren

Water company news (March 2009)

van Vuuren L

News from water companies (May 2009)

van Vuuren L

Government leaders slow to reserve water for environment

van Vuuren L

Intensive operation on cards to save SA's top estuary

van Vuuren L

Progress and pitfalls of river health research investment assessed

van Vuuren L

Water news from around the world

Lani van Vuuren

Vaal Barrage - Storing water for a thirsty city

van Vuuren L

Coal-mining's impact on Waterberg under the microscope

van Vuuren L

Pongolapoort Dam: Development steeped in controversy

van Vuuren L

Study confirms benefits of sludge re-use

van Vuuren L

Knowledge - Cornerstone to SA's adaption to climate change

van Vuuren L

Company news (The Water Wheel, November/December 2009)

WRC Editorial

Lifeline for struggling water treatment plants

van Vuuren L

Water savings: Persistence pays off at Vaalharts

Lani van Vuuren

Are we ready for a sludge revolution?

van Vuuren L

Spreading the conservation message - Are we doing it right?

Wilma Strydom

New water framework counts every drop

van Vuuren L

Satellites to assist SA in determining evaporation

van Vuuren L

Water Resources: South Africans must start saving every drop

Lani van Vuuren

SAICE's concrete lady takes the helm

van Vuuren L

Buchuberg: Built on the backs of men

van Vuuren L

Shap(e)ing up service delivery

van Vuuren L

SA urged to say 'no' to instant wealth and 'yes' to environment

Lani van Vuuren

Philip Tunnel: A South African irrigation first

Lani van Vuuren

In-field rainwater harvesting on croplands: Opportunities and challenges

Gerhard Backeberg

Dedicated membrane research programme builds viable local sector

van Vuuren L

How big are your ecological feet?

van Vuuren L

Basic water and economic development: can they co-exist?

DD Tewari

Safer small-town water through step-by-step guide

Lani van Vuuren

International conference held to aid environment

van Vuuren L

SA leads regional march towards nano-enabled society

van Vuuren L

Exploring the properties of water

Lani van Vuuren

CT school sets new record in water competition

van Vuuren L

World mine-water experts gather in Pretoria

Lani van Vuuren

Focus on pollution at Excellence Awards

van Vuuren L

Transboundary waters: We all live downstream

van Vuuren L

It's a beetle ID parade at workshop

van Vuuren L

Upfront: News from the water sector

Lani van Vuuren

Upfront: News from the SA water sector

Lani van Vuuren

News from the corporate water sector

Lani van Vuuren

Project Watch: Mercury study shows surprising results

Lani van Vuuren

Estuaries management - turning a conservation vision into reality

Sue Matthews

News from the corporate water sector

Lani van Vuuren

Calls to improve water management in Klein Karoo

Lani van Vuuren

SA joins the ultrafiltration production market

Lani van Vuuren

Restoring SA's natural capital - a pathway to sustainability

Leandri vd Elst

New certification system improving SA's water drop for drop

Lani van Vuuren

Ancient Southern African irrigation technology unearthed

Lani van Vuuren

Darlington Dam - South Africa's troubled lake

Lani van Vuuren

The state of water in SA - Are we heading for a crisis?

Institute for Futures Research

Small farm dams: A ticking time-bomb?

John Boardman et al

New world-class standards for water treatment chemicals

Lani van Vuuren

WRC studies shed light on groundwater polluting chemicals

Lani van Vuuren

Blue-green algae - Making water dangerous

Lani van Vuuren

What's in a name? Looking back at the start of public water governance

Lani van Vuuren

Book explores rich heritage of Cape Town's life arteries

Sue Matthews

WW 09 may-jun 08 Pongola p 23-27

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Volume 7 (2008)

1 article

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Volume 7 (2008)

2 articles

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Water Wheel - Sep/Oct 2008 Supplement

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Volume 7 (2008)

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Volume 7 (2008)

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Volume 7 (2008)

70 articles

News from the South African water sector (September 2008)

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector (November 2008)

van Vuuren L

Water company news (September 2008)

van Vuuren L

Letters to the Editor (July 2008)

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector (May 2008)

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector (March 2008)

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector (January 2008)

van Vuuren L

Study tests the water for more efficient products

van Vuuren L

New WRC reports (September 2008)

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector (July 2008)

van Vuuren L

Water company news

WRC Editorial

Sanitation research - laying the foundation for sustainable service delivery

van Vuuren L

Managing water for economic development

van Vuuren L

News from the global water sector (September 2008)

van Vuuren L

International Year of Sanitation

van Vuuren L

International Year of Sanitation

van Vuuren L

African Ministers unite in fight against backlogs

van Vuuren L

SA enters the nanofrontier

van Vuuren L

Back to basics - research looks down the pit

van Vuuren L

Thukela-Vaal Transfer Scheme - Feeding the hungry heartland

van Vuuren L

Start saving or start paying, river studies warn

van Vuuren L

Healers to spread the word on health and hygiene

van Vuuren L

Kouga catchment enters rehab

Sue Matthews

Harnessing the Collywobbles

Sue Matthews

Microscope refocused on SA water quality threat

van Vuuren L

Water history - Taming the poort

van Vuuren L

From wetland to waste land - Human activities threaten Gauteng treasure

van Vuuren L

From wine waste to clean water

Sue Matthews

Rural poor struggling up the sanitation ladder

van Vuuren L

New research node to contribute to 'water sensitive' future

van Vuuren L

Loskop Dam - Early local engineering ingenuity

van Vuuren L

Water and energy join hands to avert future crisis

van Vuuren L

The ABC of EDCs - Global concern spurs researchers into action

van Vuuren L

Mercury levels in SA water resources probed

Sue Matthews

WRC sanitation reports

van Vuuren L

Helping hand for small water treatment plants

van Vuuren L

Calls for water supply systems to become 'greener'

van Vuuren L

Improved irrigation planning a mouse click away

van Vuuren L

New guidebook helps find better treatment solutions

van Vuuren L

SA drinking water standards under the microscope

van Vuuren L

Exploring the link between water and HIV

van Vuuren L

Weeding out water wastage in irrigation canals

van Vuuren L

The ABC of EDCs: Building an armoury of knowledge

van Vuuren L

The business of compulsory licencing

Peter van Niekerk

South Africans scoop ICID Awards

van Vuuren L

Ecological Reserve - keeping SA's lifeblood pumping

van Vuuren L

Successful workshop on modelling & biomanipulation

van Vuuren L

Forestry firm ploughs back into nature

Sue Matthews

Recycling human waste still taboo in SA

van Vuuren L

Survey shows good progress in RDP principles

van Vuuren L

Modern laboratory boosts Knysna research

van Vuuren L

On-site sanitation challenges tackled through research

van Vuuren L

Can SA lay claim to a sanitary revolution?

Geoffrey Setswe & Lindiwe Zungu

Corruption threatens development and sustainability - report

van Vuuren L

Water law publication a first for South Africa

van Vuuren L

Ready, steady, monitor!

van Vuuren L

Stop killing our rivers and streams

van Vuuren L

DWAF/WRC alliance strengthened

van Vuuren L

Washing hands can save your life

van Vuuren L

Workshop explores the power of water in Africa

van Vuuren L

WRC team leads visit to peatland

van Vuuren L

Cheap plumbing imports wastes precious resource

van Vuuren L

Vaal Dam - underlying Gauteng's wealth

van Vuuren L

Resource classification harmonising people and nature’s needs

Harrison Pienaar

Water key to wealth building in Limpopo

van Vuuren L

Modern technology helps farmers save water

van Vuuren L

Berg River Dam - designed with rivers in mind

Nigel Rossouw & Dana Grobler

Artificial recharge gets real

Mike Wills

Water Kidz: Climate change

van Vuuren L

Water conference attracts record number

van Vuuren L

Volume 6 (2007)

1 article

Water Wheel - Nov/Dec 2007

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Volume 6 (2007)

58 articles

Water Wheel - Jan/Febr 2007

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Letters to the Editor (May 2007)

WRC Editorial

Letters to the Editor (November 2007)

WRC Editorial

Letters to the Editor (September 2007)

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector (July 2007)

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News from the South African water sector (May 2007)

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News from the South African water sector

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Letters to the Editor

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector (November 2007)

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector (September 2007)

van Vuuren L

Is climate prediction model flawed?

GF Midgley & LG Underhill

News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

Tracing van Riebeeck's footsteps

Sue Matthews

Bridging scour knowledge through research

van Vuuren L

Diatoms - A new dimension to water monitoring

van Vuuren L

Research brings clean water to rural school

van Vuuren L

Balancing power and water at Braamhoek

van Vuuren L

Mapping the rocky road to smallholder vitality

van Vuuren L

Start saving or start paying, report warns

van Vuuren L

Project sheds light on underground water

van Vuuren L

Bad tasting groundwater tackled

Max Karen & Jim Anscombe

Helping rivers fight for their lives

van Vuuren L

Household wastewater still a grey area

van Vuuren L

Poor decisions of the past may cost Cape its 'living gold'

van Vuuren L

UP experts unite under one umbrella

van Vuuren L

Busting hunger through research

van Vuuren L

Managing Southern Africa's shared aquifers

van Vuuren L

Signing a shot in the arm for skills training

van Vuuren L

Desalination no holy grail says nature group

van Vuuren L

Communicating science - mission impossible?

Nikki Funke & Ernita v Wyk

SAACE aims for quality over cost

van Vuuren L

Locally developed climate model verified

Will Alexander

Guides help sludge change from appalling to appealing

van Vuuren L

New book pushes good water governance

van Vuuren L

Tenth anniversary of River Health Programme

Liesl Hill & Lani v Vuuren

Solutions sought for SA AMD 'hot spots'

van Vuuren L

New tools to assess health impacts of taps & toilets

van Vuuren L

Here's looking at algae

van Vuuren L

Africa's largest fish collection is moving

van Vuuren L

People more valuable than technology - SAICE President

van Vuuren L

SA irrigation innovation scoops international award

van Vuuren L

Sanitation - weapon against death and disease

van Vuuren L

Halting the scourge of desertification

van Vuuren L

Estuaries: KwaZulu-Natal's catchment keepers

van Vuuren L

Water scarcity - making every drop count

van Vuuren L

Gaining knowledge from open water

van Vuuren L

Saving SA from alien invasion

van Vuuren L

Water engineers of the future

van Vuuren L

The power of water

van Vuuren L

SA hosts international algae workshop

van Vuuren L

Exhibition attracts big business

van Vuuren L

Excellent research rewarded

van Vuuren L

Valuing estuaries helps student win award

van Vuuren L

Joining hands to manage SA's water resources

van Vuuren L

Research underpins the value of water in fight against AIDS

van Vuuren L

Keep rivers flowing free, group urges

van Vuuren L

Protecting what's underneath the tap

Yongxin Xu

Reaping the rain

van Vuuren L

Volume 5 (2006)

1 article

Water Wheel - Nov/Dec 2006

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Volume 5 (2006)

1 article

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Volume 5 (2006)

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56 articles

Water Wheel - Jan/Febr 2006

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News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

Letters to the Editor

WRC Editorial

Letter to the Editor

WRC Editorial

Letters to the Editor

WRC Editorial

New treatment plant cuts Mittal's discharge to zero

van Vuuren L

News from the SA water sector

van Vuuren L

News from the SA water sector

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

Economic boom strains Waterberg resource

van Vuuren L

Grap(pe)ling with salinity along Lower Orange

van Vuuren L

From trapped to tap: Mine-water becomes a commidity

van Vuuren L

Gauteng - save water or pay the price

van Vuuren L

Bottled water sector bubbling over

van Vuuren L

Cholera - the threat is not over

van Vuuren L

Potential health timbe bomb ticking in FS

van Vuuren L

Dam project could improve aquatic environment

van Vuuren L

Wild vegetables tamed to decrease hunger

van Vuuren L

Database helps SA keep pledges to neighbours

van Vuuren L

World first: Full-scale BioSure plant commissioned

van Vuuren L

Climate change - the last straw for communities at risk?

van Vuuren L

Tools give resource managers more muscle

van Vuuren L

Groundwater prospects probed for olive farm

van Vuuren L

Sowing the seeds of knowledge

van Vuuren L

Water the tie that binds Eastern Cape community

van Vuuren L

Towards a new stormwater management approach

van Vuuren L

Cartoons teach water plant operators

van Vuuren L

Unique dune system shows sustainable use is possible

van Vuuren L

Drought - the creeping disaster

van Vuuren L

Experts fight for freshwater in Kruger

van Vuuren L

Engineers take on Mother Nature at Hartebeestfontein

van Vuuren L

Nurseries of the environment

van Vuuren L

Watching the clouds go by

van Vuuren L

SA Youth Water Prize

van Vuuren L

IWMI Africa appoints new director

van Vuuren L

Glaciers: mountains of ice

van Vuuren L

Letters to the Editor

WRC Editorial

Learners go on bug hunt

van Vuuren L

Letters to the Editor

WRC Editorial

News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

Building an evaporation monitoring toolkit

van Vuuren L

Granting our fish the right of way

van Vuuren L

Guide to help authorities turn salt into sweet

van Vuuren L

Our dams are full

van Vuuren L

Economy vs environment - how do we protect our rivers?

van Vuuren L

Licence to limit - Groundwater use authorisation under scrutiny

van Vuuren L

Rivers feed body and soul

van Vuuren L

Modelling, monitoring nuts & bolts of dam project

Sue Matthews

Water poverty mapping - Pin-pointing the need for water

van Vuuren L

All fall down - Existing assets abandoned in race to meet targets

van Vuuren L

The Orange - river of diamonds

van Vuuren L

Bring aboard the champions

Jabu Sindane & George Tsibani

Exploring water culture

van Vuuren L

Knowledge exchange at WISA

van Vuuren L

Cooperating towards MDG success

van Vuuren L

Volume 4 (2005)

1 article

Water Wheel - Nov/Dec 2005

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Volume 4 (2005)

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Volume 4 (2005)

53 articles

Comment: Wat(t)ermense? pg 4

Marlese Nel

A word from the Editor

van Vuuren L

Comment: Water people (English translation)

Marlese Nel

News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

News from the South African water sector

van Vuuren L

Young alien buster wins trip to Sweden

Jan du Plessis

News from the South African water sector

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News from the South African water sector

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From grey to green - reusing wastewater for food

van Vuuren L

Stormwater ingress threatens urban health

van Vuuren L

The first river health study is completed in the Eastern Cape

van Vuuren L

There's life in groundwater

Edith Webster

What's that in your water?

van Vuuren L

Water research: Finding solutions to benefit all

van Vuuren L

Project provides new tools for weather man's toolbox

van Vuuren L

Aquaculture gets a second chance in SA

van Vuuren L

How communities in KwaZulu-Natal are affecting Gauteng water quality

van Vuuren L

Food from used water

Charles Crosby

Project shows what a lot we got

van Vuuren L

Investigations on track into impacts of bio-diesel tree

van Vuuren L

Improper greywater management raises concerns

van Vuuren L

New guide to managing valuable resource

van Vuuren L

Developments to prevent mine-water pollution on the Witwatersrand

van Vuuren L

Wetland plants - Dr Jekyll or Mr Hyde?

Edith Webster

Access to clean water crucial in fight against AIDS

Alana Potter

Rural Free Basic Water under magnifying glass

van Vuuren L

What next for Western Cape water?

van Vuuren L

Determining how much is just enough

van Vuuren L

High-tech solution helps nut farmers

Charles Crosby

Water quality: Would you swim here?

Sophia Dower

Search continues for answers on health impact of ecosan

van Vuuren L

SA's rich water history unearthed

van Vuuren L

Ecosan - in search of a sustainable sanitation solution

van Vuuren L

Water Minister declares WAR

van Vuuren L

A glance at groundwater's role in development

van Vuuren L

Musa will not drink from that stream again

Louise Torr

When water turns deadly

van Vuuren L

Irrigation water measurement evaluated

van Vuuren L

Search continues for liquid gold

van Vuuren L

SA expertise recognised in Thailand

van Vuuren L

Riding the water cycle

van Vuuren L

South African water fiction

Rosamund Stanford

Wiping out waterborne diseases

van Vuuren L

Groundwater - More valuable than gold

van Vuuren L

SA's top water women honoured

van Vuuren L

Analysing water resources for good of all

van Vuuren L

Career in water: Olivia's rise from street sweeper to manager

Jan du Plessis

Careers: Digging for answers

van Vuuren L

Careers: combining science & art in search of groundwater

van Vuuren L

FS boffins win water prize

van Vuuren L

Career in water: Bongikhosi Mthembu - Committed to saving rainwater and soil

Jan du Plessis

Careers - managing rivers for life

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Volume 3 (2004)

1 article

Water Wheel - Nov/Dec 2004

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Volume 3 (2004)

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Volume 3 (2004)

44 articles

Water Wheel - Special Edition 2004

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Letters to the Editor (May 2004)

Jan du Plessis

News from the South African water sector July 2004

Jan du Plessis

News from the South African water sector (May 2004)

Jan du Plessis

News from the water sector (a)

Jan du Plessis

Letters to the Editor

Jan du Plessis

Orange River artery keeps South-Western Free State heart beating

Jan du Plessis

News from the water sector (b)

Jan du Plessis

WUAs: Diamonds are for ever but not water

Jan du Plessis

News from the South African water sector March 2004

Jan du Plessis

News from the South African water sector January 2004

Jan du Plessis

Big savings through leakage reduction as part of water demand management

Jan du Plessis

Smallholder systems innovations in IWRM: An exciting new research programme

Jan du Plessis

Hartbeespoort Dam - An action plan

Jan du Plessis

A unique SA solution to an expensive problem

Jan du Plessis

Kruger rivers post-flood research programme

Melissa Parsons

Improving municipal wastewater management in coastal cities

Jan du Plessis

Flow & transport characteristics of groundwater in Karoo formations

Jan du Plessis

The GWK Limited Irrigation Scheduling Service

Charles Crosby

Forecasting Benguela Ninos

Sue Matthews

Women take lead in Nhlungwane water project

Louise Torr

New hope for troubled waters - The Hartbeespoort Dam test case

Jan du Plessis

Young alien buster wins trip to Sweden

Jan du Plessis

Career in water: Olivia's rise from street sweeper to manager

Lebo Moncho

Water fiction: That I cannot say

Rosamund Stanford

Water control ensures Great Fish River Valley remains land of milk & honey

Jan du Plessis

SAPWAT team calls for hands-on feedback

Charles Crosby

Food from used water - Making the previously impossible happen

Charles Crosby

Software tools to help reduce leakage in water distirbution systems

Jan du Plessis

Water and household food production

Charles Crosby

A model for irrigation scheduling in Western Cape orchards

Jonathan Spencer

Water analysis kit promotes a healthy environment

Sue Matthews

Women and water: How is gender policy working on the ground?

Robert Berold

Viewpoint: Climate change counter views

Bruce Hewitson

Pivot irrigation - the never ending quest for improvement

Charles Crosby

Viewpoint: New attitudes needed on water usage patterns

Steve Mitchell

Conference & Symposia January 2004

Jan du Plessis

Viewpoint: Climate change - there is no need for concern

WJR Alexander

Latest WRC publications (November 2004)

Jan du Plessis

Domestic water filters - are they necessary in SA?

Jan du Plessis

Conferences and symposia May 2004

Jan du Plessis

Bongikhosi Mthembu - Committed to saving rainwater and soil

Jan du Plessis

Latest WRC publications

Jan du Plessis

Conferences and symposia March 2004

Jan du Plessis

Volume 2 (2003)

1 article

Water Wheel - Nov/Dec 2003

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Volume 2 (2003)

1 article

Water Wheel - Sep/Oct 2003

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Volume 2 (2003)

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Water Wheel - Jul/Aug 2003

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Volume 2 (2003)

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Volume 2 (2003)

43 articles

Tortoises, midnight thieves and keeping time has Prince Albert's Irrigation Board on its toes

Jan du Plessis

News from the South African water sector 2003

Jan du Plessis

News from the South African water sector 2003

Jan du Plessis

Artificial recharge - A novel method to 'bank' water

Sue Matthews

News from the South African water sector 2003

Jan du Plessis

New sludge treatment technology benefits environment & saves millions

Sue Matthews

Musa will not drink from that stream again

Jan du Plessis

Eradicating alien fish species from Western Cape

Sue Matthews

SA youth water prize 2003

Jan du Plessis

The Ecological Reserve: For people or for insects & fish?

Jan du Plessis

Biotechnology: From the laboratory to the marketplace

Catherine Knox

The sweet smell of success

Catherine Knox

WRC meets Southern Africa's agricultural needs

Edith Webster

Intriguing discoveries from mine fissure water organisms

Marleen Smith

There's life in groundwater

Edith Webster

Water quality: Would you swim here?

Sophia Dower

Human cell test distinguishes dirty water from dangerous water

Jan du Plessis

The registration of irrigation water use (A)

Charles Crosby

Working for water: More money for research

Sue Matthews

Water harvesting: A key to food security for Africa?

Marleen Smith

Innovative new irrigation water management tools enhances production efficiency

Jan du Plessis

Your water meters are your cash registers

Deleen Wilson

The registration of irrigation water use (B)

Charles Crosby

Agroforestry poised to grow economy and save water

Edith Webster

Floods and droughts: Making sense of disaster

Jan du Plessis

Predicting the water use and growth of Eucalyptus trees in Zululand

Jan du Plessis

Southern African water conflicts: Are they inevitable or preventable?

Peter Ashton

(Careers in water) Tshepo Maeko: Rooted in Africa

Jan du Plessis

World Commission on Large Dams - What South Africa is doing about it

Jan du Plessis

Water saving simulation model

John Fair

Using space technology to verify water use

Johan Wentzel & Julian Conrad

Waste minimisation makes good business sense at Berg River Textiles

Jan du Plessis

Conferences and symposia January 2003

Jan du Plessis

A passion for irrigation and computer models

Jan du Plessis

Jack Armour - A young prize-winning researcher

Jan du Plessis

ARC-Institute for Soil, Climate & Water: 1902-2002

Jan du Plessis

Conferences and symposia May 2003

Jan du Plessis

Conferences and symposia September 2003

Jan du Plessis

Multiple barriers ensure safe potable water from reclaimed sewage, Windhoek, Namibia

Jan du Plessis

Conferences and symposia March 2003

Jan du Plessis

Letters to the Editor 2003

WRC Editorial

Conferences and symposia July 2003

Jan du Plessis

Stinki-Buster family bursts onto environmental scene

Jan du Plessis

Volume 1 (2002)

1 article

Water Wheel - Nov/Dec 2002

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Volume 1 (2002)

6 articles

Volume 1 (2002) cover

SA Waterbulletin March 2002

WRC Editorial

SA Waterbulletin January 2002

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SA Waterbulletin May 2002

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News from the SA water sector 2002

Jan du Plessis

Environmental biotechnology unlocks the value in polluted waters

Catherine Knox

Conferences and symposia November 2002

Jan du Plessis

2002

103 articles

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Cyanobacteria moitoring getting sophisticated

Sue Matthews

Sophia Dower

IMPI for mine-water treatment

Edith Webster

Viewpoint: Fluoridation of water

Jan du Plessis

History of water treatment

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Dams in South Africa

van Vuuren L

Have you saved some water today?

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All the water in the world

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Water in South Africa

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Water Kidz - links to other interesting websites

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