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Grey water treatment innovation receives recognitionBy:Features Deputy Editor and Chief Photographer CLEANTECH Top honours were awarded to Klerksdorp-based multidisciplinary environmental, social and ecological services company Baoberry founder and MD Yolandi Schoeman at the 2016 awards ceremony of the Global Cleantech Innovation Programme for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises in South Africa (GCIP-SA) for her innovation in grey-water treatment.
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