Water woes: 'Trouble has been coming for years'
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Here's a round-up of the day's news, including an analysis of TotalEnergies's exit, UK riots, and mental health among youths.
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[TOP STORY] Using borehole water? Why you could still pay municipal charges
‘If you are putting water that you draw out the borehole back into the sewer system, which is the municipality sewer system, you are utilising their services,’ says Chantelle Gladwin-Wood, head of public law at HBGSchindlers Attorneys.