Unregulated water use in the Letaba River's upper catchment in the Magoebaskloof area is resulting in “water abuse”, according to Dr Bronwyn Egan, a biologist at the University of Limpopo's Larry Leach Herbarium.
“There is serious concern that the.
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Unregulated water use in the Letaba River's upper catchment in the Magoebaskloof area is resulting in “water abuse”, according to Dr Bronwyn Egan, a biologist at the University of Limpopo's Larry Leach Herbarium.
“There is serious concern that the.
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