Howdy, Water Warriors! We are excited to update you on our latest water test for the Newlands Spring. To summarise, we currently do not recommend drinking Newlands Spring presently. We detected high levels of Fluoride, Phosphate, Sulphates and heavy metal Aluminium at levels exceeding the recommended safe limits. In terms Read more…
As August comes to an end, we celebrate the end of Women’s Month with an updated water report for Newlands Spring. Newlands Spring Water has been touted as a natural, refreshing beverage, sourced directly from the heart of the Newlands. While recent testing conducted by The Chemistry Solutions Company has Read more…
Climate change is fundamentally altering the Earth’s water systems, with far-reaching consequences for both natural ecosystems and human societies. The availability, quality, and distribution of water are all being affected, and the impacts are intensifying as the planet continues to warm. Recent events like the devastating floods in Durban, South Read more…
Every year on March 30th, the world comes together to celebrate International Day of Zero Waste. This day, established by the United Nations in 2022, serves as a crucial reminder of the global waste crisis and the urgent need for a shift towards sustainable consumption and production practices. The concept Read more…
World Water Day, a day dedicated to highlighting the importance of this precious resource, is fast approaching. But before that day arrives, let’s take a moment to celebrate and reflect on the life-giving essence of water. Water is more than just something we drink to quench our thirst. It’s the Read more…
Water is the lifeblood of our planet, essential for all living organisms, and the foundation of thriving ecosystems. However, climate change is disrupting the delicate balance of Earth’s water systems, leading to alarming consequences for water quality and scarcity. In this short article, we will explore how climate change is Read more…
What is a spring? A spring is a natural, underground water supply that naturally flows to the surface of the Earth. Springs are typically found in areas where underground water aquifers intersect the Earth’s surface. These sources of water can range in size from small seeps to large, flowing springs. Read more…
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