920 Million People Could Face Conflict Over The World’s Rivers By 2050: What Our Study Found In Africa
The Oasis Reporters June 27, 2023 The Blue Nile river passes through the Grand Ethiopian
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The Materials Used By Humans Now Weigh More Than All Life On Earth – Here’s Four Graphs That Reveal Our Staggering Impact On The Planet
The Oasis Reporters June 15, 2023 Yantian Port, Shenzhen City, China.Weiming Xie/Shutterstock Aled Jones,
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LPG Is A Fossil Fuel. Experts Explain Why It’s Still Africa’s Best Option For Cleaner, Greener Cooking (for now)
The Oasis Reporters June 14, 2023 shutterstock Nigel Bruce, University of Liverpool and Dan
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Canaries In The Coal Mine: Why Birds Can Tell Us So Much About The Health Of Earth
The Oasis Reporters June 11, 2023 A Eurasian jay (Garrulus glandarius) sighting suggests a
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Europe Has Lost Over Half A Billion Birds In 40 Years. The Single Biggest Cause? Pesticides And Fertilisers
The Oasis Reporters June 11, 2023 Farmland birds like the corn bunting have seen
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Half Of Africa’s White Rhino Population Is In Private Hands – It’s Time For A New Conservation Approach
The Oasis Reporters June 5, 2023 A white rhino in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park in KwaZulu Natal,
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Nigeria’s City Of Ilé-Ifẹ̀ Has Survived And Thrived For 1,000 Years: Here’s How
The Oasis Reporters June 5, 2023 Men arrive for the celebrations for the
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Ethiopia: How A Lucky Village In Tigray Survived The Devastating War
The Oasis Reporters May 31,2023 Dabba Selama and its surroundings.Courtesy of authors Jan Nyssen,
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The Real Cost Of Your Chocolate Habit: New Research Reveals The Bittersweet Truth Of Cocoa Farming In Africa’s Forests
The Oasis Reporters May 30, 2023 Shutterstock Wilma Hart, The University of Queensland
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Baboon Bonds: New Study Reveals That Friendships Make Up For A Bad Start In Life
The Oasis Reporters May 24, 2023 Two juvenile baboons passively share information
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