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Nestor Basemera, PhD: Burn Trash, Not Trees: The Radical Strategy Uganda is Ignoring

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The ongoing intense debate within the Ugandan media and Parliament over Executive Order No. three of 2023, which bans commercial charcoal burning and tree cutting in the Northern, West Nile, and Northeastern regions, highlights a critical socio-economic tension. This restriction heavily impacts Northern and Eastern Uganda, the primary supply hubs for major urban centers like […] The post Nestor Basemera, PhD: Burn Tr
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