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by PASTRES
Posted on July 10, 2020July 24, 2020

How contrasting pastoral institutions influence reliance on credit loans in Tibet, China

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With COP26 on the horizon, there has been much talk of linking biodiversity and climate. Massive tree planting schemes with huge targets for areas to be covered are being suggested as solutions to the crisis. In our recent blog, Ian Scoones explains why carbon offsetting through tree planting won't help solve the climate crisis

Ahead of #cop26, our report, co-published with 13 organisations, calls for a more nuanced debate on livestock and the climate

Sneak preview of our Seeing Pastoralism exhibition, hung today at @ids_uk. Images from 6 countries show the range of uncertainties that pastoralists face, and how they respond to them.

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