Brazil Election: What I Saw On The Streets Made Me Cautiously Optimistic
The Oasis Reporters December 23, 2022 Felipe Tirado, King’s College London I was in
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The Horn Of Africa Has Had Years Of Drought, Yet Groundwater Supplies Are Increasing – Why?
The Oasis Reporters December 10, 2022 Harvepino / shutterstock Michael Singer, Cardiff University; Katerina
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Indigenous Defenders Stand Between Illegal Roads And Survival Of The Amazon Rainforest – Brazil’s Election Could Be A Turning Point
The Oasis Reporters November 28, 2022 Maria Elena Paredes, coordinator of the Community Vigilance
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Behind The Scenes: How COP27 Reached A Deal That Supports Better Monitoring Of Oceans To Curb Climate Crisis
The Oasis Reporters November 24, 2022 Anya Waite (second from left) highlights the
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Why Beaches Lose Their Sand – And Then Suddenly Reappear
The Oasis Reporters November 23, 2022 Dooagh beach, Ireland.Handout Simon Boxall, University of
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Roving Bandits And Looted Coastlines: How The Global Appetite For Sand Is Fuelling A Crisis
The Oasis Reporters November 23, 2022 A sand mine in Nepal. Growing urbanization
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Loss And Damage: Who Is Responsible When Climate Change Harms The World’s Poorest Countries?
The Oasis Reporters November 19, 2022 Extreme flooding in Pakistan in 2022 affected 33 million
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The Federal Government’s Plan To Cut Fertilizer Emissions Will Not Threaten Food Security
The Oasis Reporters November 13, 2022 The Canadian government has proposed a plan to cut
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African Countries And The State Of Their Environments: The Best And The Worst
The Oasis Reporters November 6, 2022 Botswana’s Okavango Delta.Shutterstock Corey J. A. Bradshaw, Flinders University and
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Benin City Masterplan: Edo Parleys Entertainment, Hospitality Stakeholders
The Oasis Reporters November 4, 2022 The Edo State Government, on Monday, met with
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