The New York Times·2 min read·medium
How Climate Change and Tariffs Help China Raise More Cattle
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China is expanding its cattle industry in the Tongliao region, transforming arid desert landscapes into productive grasslands. This growth is influenced by shifting climate conditions and international trade tariffs.
Tongliao, long an area of sand and gravel and camels at the eastern fringe of the Gobi Desert, has been transformed into lush grasslands crisscrossed with rows of poplar trees — and the heart of China’s growing cattle industry. Over the past several ... [1685 chars]
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