Allan Savory: Environmental Analysis

Cliff Montage suggests Allan Savory’s idea that adjusting the ecosystem’s biodiversity might prove to be more prosperous for the climate without cutting down on the energy demand of the world population. Confinement of livestock has been the primary contributor to the process of desertification. When herds of large animals are forced to be confined within a space, as opposed to being truly free range, it has an adverse effect on the biodiversity. This leaves an imbalance within the ecosystem. The population of free grazing animals has been reduced over the years due to domestication. This makes the moderately humid environments that are already enriched with plant life less competitive, leaving the more arid regions’ vegetation to die from lack of biodiversity and of enriched soil from trampled plants, dung and urine. Approaching this situation as a solution for climate change is less economically and technologically complex than approaching climate change in terms of energy production. The most efficient method thus far is Holistic planned grazing. …show more content…
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