Climate Change Has Deep Historical Roots – Amitav Ghosh Explores How Capitalism And Colonialism Fit In
The Oasis Reporters September 6, 2024 Julia Taylor, University of the Witwatersrand and
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South Africa’s Scarce Water Needs Careful Management – Study Finds Smaller, Local Systems Offer More Benefits
The Oasis Reporters September 5, 2024 Saul Ngarava, Utrecht University South Africa is a
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Supply Chains Should Make The World Better, Not Worse – It’s Time For A Rethink
The Oasis Reporters August 15, 2024 Ralph Hamann, University of Cape Town; Chien-Ming
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Almost 1In 6 Of The World’s Banknotes Feature Wildlife – And They’re Not Always The Creatures You’d Expect
The Oasis Reporters August 13, 2024 Guy Castley Guy Castley, Griffith University and Clare
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China’s ‘Sponge Cities’ Aim To Re-use 70% Of Rainwater – Here’s How
The Oasis Reporters August 11, 2024 Asit K. Biswas, National University of Singapore
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Sustainability, Cultural Significance, And High Fashion: The Top Five Uniforms To Look Out For At The 2024 Paris Olympics
The Oasis Reporters July 27, 2024 Mongolia’s uniform from Michel&Amazonka. Treena Clark, University of Technology
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83 Bottles Of Wine Per Person: How Experts Are Calculating The Paris Olympics’ Carbon Footprint
The Oasis Reporters July 27, 2024 Anne de Bortoli, École des Ponts ParisTech
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Urban Greening In Africa Will Help To Build Climate Resilience – Planners And Governments Need To Work With Nature
The Oasis Reporters July 24, 2024 Sintayehu W. Dejene, CGIAR System Organization and Razak
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Cities Around The World Share Many Challenges. To Address Them, They Need To Develop Science Diplomacy
The Oasis Reporters July 21, 2024 Rémi Quirion, McGill University States should be more
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Double Tragedy: The Zimbabwe Farmers Affected By Illegal Mining And Climate Change
The Oasis Reporters July 14, 2024 Vuyisile Moyo, University of Cape Town Smallholder farmers
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