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The actual figure for usable water left is lower, however.
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By the end of this century, large parts of the planet will not have any usable water.
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There hasn't been much rain and municipality has around only 12% of usable water left.
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At one point, the amount of usable water left in the dams was nearly 10% of capacity.
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Because, in their pigheaded way, the Greasies had camped ten kilometers from the nearest usable water, boats were out.
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Mayor Patricia De Lille says the city will turn off taps when the supply of usable water reaches 13%.
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At 29.7%, the city realistically only has 19.7% of usable water left in its dams.
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As the city has evolved and moved on, the canals -a source of fresh, usable water -just flow into the sea.
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With usable water currently predicted to run out before March 2018 (that's less than five months away, if you were wondering).
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That effectively leaves Cape Town with just 27.8% of usable water heading into the dry season.
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Though the dams of Cape Town are beginning to fill up again, they are still only storing about 15% of usable water.
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The City made the announcement on Tuesday with just 26.8% usable water available in the Cape Town dams.
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If this isn't bad enough already, the usable water level is 10% less than that, meaning the dams are only really 26% full.
