WHAT MONGOLIA NEEDS IS NOT MINING BUT CONVERSION OF PASTURELAND INTO RANCHARD
WHAT MONGOLIA NEEDS IS NOT MINING BUT CONVERSION OF PASTURELAND INTO RANCHARD This is a reaction to Kate Humble’s video “Life With Mongolian Nomads (Kate Humble Documentary) | Real Stories,” “Kate Humble: Living with Nomads (Nepal - Full Documentary)” and “Kate Humble: Living with Nomads (Siberia - Full Documentary)”. What Mongolia needs, to preserve and even empower more its precious and uplifting nomadic way of living, is A FRUITREE PER 20 METERS, NOT MINING. Kate, to more easily sustain the nomadic system which is superior in quality, I suggest they will do better to do some integration, such as: apply the Chinese tactics to convert desert (and this is applicable to Gobi desert and easier in Mongolia's grasslands) to fruit trees but in such a way that the orchard does not delete the pastureland but only complement it, so it means that fruitrees be planted at least 20 meters apart and not closer, because planting fruitrees closer can mean death of the grasses, wh...