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Category Archives: Land and Water
Why We Are Satisfied With Our Poor Livelihood?
(Монгол хэл) Сэлэнгэ аймгийн Сүхбаатар , Алтанбулаг сумдын малчидтай уулзаж тэдний амьжиргааны талаархи судалгаа авч явахад амьдралдаа сэтгэл дундуур байгаа малчидтай таарсангүй. Тэд зөвхөн амьжиргааны хэдэн малтай ихэнхи нь баруун аймгаас ирэгсэд байлаа. Тэдний ихэнхи нь дөрвөн ханатай гэртэй тийм ч тохилаг бус идэж уухаар элбэг хангалуун бус байтал малын хашаа саравч нь маш тохилог дулаахан аж.
Nobody But Mongolians Can Protect Rangeland of Mongolia
According to Mongolian scientists’ calculation, 70-80% of the total territory of Mongolia is overgrazed. If we should take into account this figure even though it is somewhat doubtful, we will have no rangeland soon. It is a real danger.
Worldwide Disputed Nuclear Power Station Is Supported in Mongolia.
Mongolia has become a competitive field amongst many foreign countries interest and companies of other big nations, since it started to attract a world attention by its natural resource. Right after a contract for Oyutolgoi, signed yesterday /6 Oct 2009/, it follows a contract to use anthracite field in Tavantolgoi, and uranium field in Dornod aimag.
Over-grazing of Livestock and Bad Consequences of Desertification
We are moving…still moving without stop in the place. Traditionally, we used to move just a short- distance, but currently we are moving across aimags and soums.
Also posted in Conservancy, Dornod, Dornogovi, Dundgovi, Global warming, Green living, Khentii, Policy, Pollution and Toxics, Sükhbaatar, Töv Tagged Дорноговь, засаг захиргаа, найз, нүүдэл, Sükhbaatar, Уулбаян сум, хар цай, хараа барааны газар 1 Comment
Do Parliament Members think the Water Sources are Sufficient in the Gobi Region?
Nowadays, the meaning of the phrase "water is treasure" is becoming clearer. Our country is situated far from nearest sea and has less water sources on the ground and underground compared with countries that has enough water sources. Our people range their life in line with water sources, for example: remote area can be utilized only in winter times because running water source is scarce there, only snow is available there. Elders said that they used to use mouthful water to wash their faces and hands, but in the contemporary world, we use many more litters of water for the same reason.
Mongolians We Have Left Short Time to See WATER Off
Since ancient times, Mongolians have always respected and valued water as the most precious treasure. Our long-practiced tradition prohibits nomads from settling on beginning of rivers, and polluting it by washing ladles dirty with milk and dairy products, and bloody stuffs. Unfortunately, these customs that have been protecting our important life source are beginning to fade. The flow and level of beautiful rivers Tuul and Selenge are decreasing year by year, and it’s obvious that they’re close to disappearing completely.
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Euguzer Khutukhutu (holy), the Environmentalist and Inspector