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* In semi-nomadic Mongolia, the connection between climate, human, and animal populations is exceedingly clear. The land features a varying topography and a continental climate, with long and harsh cold winters, short warm summers, and low annual precipitation, most of which falls between the months of June–August. In Mongolia, mean annual temperatures rose approximately 0.4°C between 1951 and 1990 , with continued warming since the 1990s . Mongolia is vulnerable to extreme climate events, and is often affected by episodes of anomalously cold winters and droughts.Recent drought in Mongolia has been associated with major social and environmental change, including a migration of several hundred thousand herders to the capital city, loss of lakes, and declines in grassland productivity.
Since the beginning of summer in 2015, drought has been severe in parts of Mongolia. In the central part of Mongolia, the main agricultural and pastoral production areas such as Central Province, Burgan Province, Slange Province, and Kent Province, etc. Due to severe drought conditions, crops and pasture plants are not growing well. Many pastures are still white and yellow today, and the old green is not visible.
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Droughts in Mongolia—past, present and future
The extreme wet and dry periods Mongolia has experienced in the late 20th and early 21st centuries are rare but not unprecedented ......
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In Mongolia’s drought, thousands of yellow sheep came to China to find water
In Mongolia’s drought, thousands of yellow sheep came to China to find water
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Drought Assessment using GRACE Terrestrial Water Storage Deficit in Mongolia from 2002 to 2017
Recent drought stress leads to growth reductions in Larix sibirica in the western Khentey, Mongolia
Assessment of drought frequency, duration, and severity and its impact on pasture production in Mongolia
Spatiotemporal drought variability on the Mongolian Plateau from 1980–2014 based on the SPEI-PM, intensity analysis and Hurst exponent
Overview of research trends and progress in the world’s arid climate (Ⅰ): Research developments in several major arid countries and the United Nations contribute
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