In northern Kenya, a herder scans the sky for rain that hasn’t come. The grass his animals need is thinning by the day. Rangelands, which are found on every continent apart from Antarctica, are the grasslands, shrublands and drylands that don’t get farmed in the traditional sense, but nevertheless are a key part of the world’s food system…
Source: UN Climate and Environment | Climate Change
UN Climate and Environment | Climate Change
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