What Makes Mountain Birds Sing At Dawn – And Why Are They Sometimes Quiet? Ecologists Explain
The Oasis Reporters January 2, 2026 Mosikidi Toka, University of the Free State Three species of the melodic African
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West Coast Levee Failures Show Growing Risks From America’s Aging Flood Defenses
The Oasis Reporters January 1, 2026 . Days of heavy rain caused a levee on
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How To Make Sure Water Is Safe To Drink: Four Practical Tips
The Oasis Reporters December 20, 2025 Jo Barnes, Stellenbosch University Water is a
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Solar, Onshore Wind And Gas Backup Is (Still) The Cheapest Way To Power Australia: New Report
The Oasis Reporters December 17, 2025 yingchao li/Unsplash Tony Wood, Grattan Institute What’s the cheapest
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The History Of The Zambezi River Is A Tale Of Culture, Conquest And Commerce
The Oasis Reporters December 12, 2025 Malyn Newitt, King’s College London The
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Zambia’s Factories Burn Too Much Coal – How Reusing Hot Water Can Cut Energy Use
The Oasis Reporters December 25, 2025 Paul Coughlan, Trinity College Dublin and
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Sumatra’s Flood Crisis: How Deforestation Turned A Cyclonic Storm Into A Likely Recurring Tragedy
The Oasis Reporters December 5, 2025 Dian Fiantis, Universitas Andalas; Budiman Minasny,
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Governments Need To Prepare For More Frequent Large Floods
The Oasis Reporters December 5, 2025 Samadhee Kaluarachchi, University of British
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Africa’s Drylands Need The Right Kind Of Support – Listening To The Pastoralists Who Live There
The Oasis Reporters December 4, 2025 Claire Bedelian, ODI Global and Guy Jobbins,
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African Land Policy Reforms Have Been Good For Women And Communities – But Review Of 18 Countries Shows Major Gaps
The Oasis Reporters December 4, 2025 Marc Wegerif, University of Pretoria Land tenure
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