Extensive livestock farming against climate change: 'we have to eat the mountain'
La ganadería extensiva frente al cambio climático: tenemos que comernos el monte
Summary
A feature examines extensive livestock farming in the face of climate change, under the banner 'we have to eat the mountain'. Many ranchers who reject the language of a climate crisis nonetheless describe in detail the drastic environmental changes they are living through.
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