V&A’s Decision To Loan Looted Asante Gold Back To Ghana Has Implications For Other British Museums
The Oasis Reporters February 15, 2024 Georgios Giannakopoulos, City, University of London The Victoria and
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Australia Could ‘Green’ Its Degraded Landscapes For Just 6% Of What We Spend On Defence
The Oasis Reporters February 14, 2024 Shutterstock Bonnie Mappin, The University of Queensland; James
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What A New Plan To Save The UK’s Churches Says About Their Purpose In Society
The Oasis Reporters February 10, 2024 The 19th-century starry ceiling of Carlisle Cathedral, last painted
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Tasmania’s Reached Net-zero Emissions And 100% Renewables – But Climate Action Doesn’t Stop There
The Oasis Reporters February 5, 2024 Shutterstock Rupert Posner, Climateworks Centre and Simon Graham,
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Nelson Mandela’s Personal Items Under The Hammer In New York? Why It Outraged Some, And What’s At Stake
The Oasis Reporters February 1, 2024 Duane Jethro, University of Cape Town An
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An Ancient System That Could Bring Water To Dry Areas
The Oasis Reporters January 26, 2024 Gaathier Mahed, Nelson Mandela University Some of
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South Africa’s Agulhas Long-billed Lark: Adapting And Surviving Despite Farming Taking Over Their Nesting Grounds
The Oasis Reporters January 23, 2024 Robert Leslie Thomson, University of Cape Town The
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Migrants Can Be A Transformative Force For Sustainable Development
The Oasis Reporters January 21, 2024 A study found migrants were more likely to
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Old Forests Are Critically Important For Slowing Climate Change And Merit Immediate Protection From Logging
The Oasis Reporters January 21, 2024 An old-growth forest of noble fir trees
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A First For Large African Mammals: DNA Used To Count Gabon’s Endangered Forest Elephants
The Oasis Reporters January 20, 2024 African forest elephants.GUDKOV ANDREY/Shutterstock Fiona Maisels, University of
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