Environmental Science
4 years ago

Climate change and human activity threaten grasslands in Central Asia.

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Response of grassland productivity to climate change and anthropogenic activities in arid regions of Central Asia
Xu Bi, Bo Li, Lixin Zhang, Bo Nan, Xinshi Zhang, Zihan Yang

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The study looked at how climate change and human activities affect grasslands in Central Asia. They wanted to understand why grasslands are getting worse and how to fix them. The researchers found that both climate change and human actions are causing problems for the grasslands. They also discovered that there is still a lot we don't know about how these factors are affecting the grasslands in this region.