How Mongolia's nomadic herders adapt to climate change | The Protein Problem - Iosco County News Herald
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How Mongolia's nomadic herders adapt to climate change | The Protein Problem
Pastoralists in Senegal and Mongolia draw on millennia of experience to raise livestock in harsh, volatile climates. What can they teach us as our environment changes?
Researchers say Mongolian pastoralists can teach those who raise livestock in other parts of the world about dealing with the effects of climate change, sustainable practices and relationships with animals.
Learn more at apnews.com/science.
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