How Commercial Sand Dredging Is Reshaping The Largest Lake In The UK – New Study
The Oasis Reporters April 20, 2026 Algal blooms on Lough
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More Than 60% Of Home Battery Installations Inspected In Australia Are ‘substandard’
The Oasis Reporters April 20, 2026 ulleo/Pixabay Rusty Langdon, University of Technology Sydney More than 60%
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Kenya’s New Infrastructure Fund Is Long Overdue – But Design Flaws Could Limit Its Impact
The Oasis Reporters April 4, 2026 Odongo Kodongo, University of the Witwatersrand Kenya
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Handpumps Bring Water To Rural African Communities, But Many Are Broken – Study Models How Best To Maintain Them
The Oasis Reporters April 3, 2026 Chengcheng Zhai, University of Notre Dame; Alfonso J.
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Africa’s Electric Motorbike Future Can Be Built Locally And Powered By Solar – Our 6,000km Ride Shows What’s Possible
The Oasis Reporters March 30, 2026 The electric bike on the road in Kenya.Photo: Lewis Seymour, CC BY MJ
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China Is Helping Build Africa’s Cities, But Its Approach Sidelines Local Urban Planners And Residents
The Oasis Reporters March 31, 2026 Ding Fei, Cornell University
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Crisis And Opportunity At The Feet Of Aliko Dangote And Innocent Chukwuma For Electric Trucks: What Can Be Done
The Oasis Reporters March 14, 2026 By Greg Abolo In a classic case of the
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Plaid Cymru Plans To Share Wind Farm Profits With Local People – Here’s How That Idea Has Been Tried Elsewhere
The Oasis Reporters March 14, 2026 Ellie Ford/Shutterstock Udisha Saklani, King’s College London When wind
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Africa Needs 50 Million New Homes, But Building Is Bad For The Environment: How To Finance ‘Green’ Solutions
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2026 Jonathan Oladeji, University of Johannesburg and Chioma
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Ethiopia Has One Of Africa’s Most Ambitious Housing Policies – But The Lottery‑based System Is Pulling Communities Apart
The Oasis Reporters March 12, 2026 . Hone Mandefro, Concordia University The shortage of adequate
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