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Water ministry carried out water volume assessment and found that Nyagak has enough water to power 3.5 megawatts on Nyagak One and 6.5 megawatts on Nyagak Two projects

Thanks to the twin pressures of a growing global population and climate change, ensuring water security for all of the world’s inhabitants is going to pose a significant challenge going forward. Click to read more...

For studies of nitrate movement through catchments and aquifers to provide meaningful information, they need to accurately capture the impact of local conditions, such as rainfall, flooding and drought; soil type, pH and microbiology; ground coverage and the underlying geology. Click to read more...

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