Mini‑grids Can Supply Electricity, But What About Demand? A Private DRC Project Shows How It Can Work
The Oasis Reporters March 26, 2026 Nik Stoop, University of Antwerp; Elie Lunanga, University of Antwerp;
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The Iran War Has Lessons To Teach Us About Nuclear Weapons – But We Risk Learning The Wrong Ones
The Oasis Reporters March 26, 2026 Tom Vaughan, University of Leeds; Sciences Po
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Targeting Of Energy Facilities Turned Iran War Into Worst‑case Scenario For Gulf States
The Oasis Reporters March 25, 2026 A view of the liquefied natural gas production at
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Our Interest In Electric Vehicles Has Grown Due To Oil Price Spikes. And It’s Likely To Remain
The Oasis Reporters March 25, 2026 Tauel Harper, Murdoch University The US military action in
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Oil Reserves Last For Weeks. Solar Panels Last For Decades
The Oasis Reporters March 25, 2026 Oil depot tanks in Iran hit by US-Israeli strikes.Kaveh Kazemi /
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African Cities Are Diverse And Thriving, But Face Many Challenges. How To Make Them Healthier
The Oasis Reporters March 24, 2026 Elaine Nsoesie, Boston University and Blessing Mberu,
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Renewable Energy Is Reshaping The Global Economy – New Report
The Oasis Reporters March 22, 2026 Flash Vector/Shutterstock Sam Fankhauser, University of Oxford World leaders gather
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Why The Chagos Islands Deal Is Delayed – And Mauritius Is Threatening To Sue The UK
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Sue Farran, Newcastle University and Colin Murray, Newcastle University
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Sea Levels Around Africa Are Rising Faster Than The Global Average: What’s Behind This Alarming. Trend
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 Franck Ghomsi, University of Cape Town For over three
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Tsunami Risk In The Mediterranean: Why Nice Should Prepare An Evacuation Plan
The Oasis Reporters March 18, 2026 According to UNESCO, in 2022, there is a 100%
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