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Pathways to a water-sensitive campus using a living lab approach – University of Cape Town as a case study.
Cape Town is a water scarce city which is highly susceptible to climate induced droughts. In 2015 – 2017 the city experienced a 1-in-590-year drought event which sensitised the city to the adverse impacts of climate on water supply. To increase the resilience of the city to such events it was propos
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