The impact of Cape Town's water shortage on public health
The Cape Town “Day Zero” drought and Hadley cell expansion | npj Climate and Atmospheric Science
Ten good things about Cape Town's drought - myRepublica - The New York Times Partner, Latest news of Nepal in English, Latest News Articles
Cape Town drought limits people to 13 gallons of water a day | PBS News Weekend
The Cape Town Drought Explained for Visitors • The Blonde Abroad
The Dark Lessons of Cape Town's Drought – Rolling Stone
Looking Back on Cape Town's Drought and 'Day Zero' - Bloomberg
Amid Political Quarrels over Cape Town Crisis, Engineers Prepare Dams for Day Zero - Circle of Blue
GroundUp: What's causing Cape Town's water crisis?
Cape Town's non-existent clouds: is there even a silver lining?
Everything you need to know about the Cape Town drought | The Independent | The Independent
Cape Town asks for disaster zone status to stave off drought | World | The Times
The Good, The Bad & The Ugly | Cape Town Drought Uncovered
Why Is Cape Town Drying Up? | Council on Foreign Relations
What Cape Town learned from its drought - Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Cape Town warns world to follow its lead as it prepares for fresh drought
Day Zero': How drought, water mismanagement, politics led to crisis - ABC News
Climate change tripled likelihood of drought that pushed Cape Town water crisis to 'Day Zero' brink, say scientists
Day Zero: Where next?
Cape Town Drought | CNN
Drought-stricken Cape Town, South Africa, could run out of water by April's 'day zero' - ABC News
Study on Cape Town drought asks whether large water users conserved their fair share | CAHNRS News | Washington State University
Cape Town's 'Day Zero' drought a sign of things to come | Stanford News
South Africa's Cape Town drought: Economic impact is uncertain
Will Cape Town Escape Its Water-Starved Fate? - Eos
South Africa: How Cape Town beat the drought | Financial Times
Learning from Cape Town's water crisis - The Resilience Shift
Cape Town's drought is causing the economy to dry up too | World Economic Forum
