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Oil Activities Damaging Uganda’s Wetlands, New Research Shows

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Christopher Kiiza
Oil Activities Damaging Uganda’s Wetlands, New Research Shows
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A new report by the Africa Institute for Energy Governance highlights that oil construction activities in Uganda are causing environmental damage to wetlands and national parks. The research cites issues such as siltation, noise pollution, and habitat disruption affecting local wildlife like chimpanzees.

A new research has revealed that oil activities are damaging Uganda's wetlands.

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