2023
DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.3c00425
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Consumption in Non-Pastoral Regions Drove Three-Quarters of Forage–Livestock Conflicts in China

Abstract: Forage–livestock conflict (FLC) is a major anthropogenic cause of rangeland degradation. It poses tremendous threats to the environment owing to its adverse impacts on carbon sequestration, water supply and regulation, and biodiversity conservation. Existing policy interventions focus on the in situ FLCs induced by local production activities but overlook the role of consumption activities in driving FLCs. Here, we investigate the spatiotemporal variations in China’s FLCs and the domestic final consumers at th… Show more

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