• Having rain by shooting rain clouds has great economic benefit

    (Translated by Baigalmaa | Proofread by Portnoy) Encountered global warming and draught, and expected drastic decrease of wheat crop in our north neighbor were likely cause of flour price increase in our country where core food products are imported. The reason of seizing this opportunity in this way is related to the draught that has [...]

Having rain by shooting rain clouds has great economic benefit

(Translated by Baigalmaa | Proofread by Portnoy)

Ten thousand tons of water comes from one mm rain in one ha land.

Encountered global warming and draught, and expected drastic decrease of wheat crop in our north neighbor were likely cause of flour price increase in our country where core food products are imported. The reason of seizing this opportunity in this way is related to the draught that has occurred. Therefore, let us have specialist’s opinion on the current event. Read More »

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Photos of Latest Workshops in Murun, Khatgal and Ulaanbaatar

NomadGreen continues to extend its footprints to other towns in Mongolia. During June 23 to July 3, NomadGreen's project organizer Axiou Lin, chief editor Otgoo, and advisor and devoted environmentalist Boum visited the Khovsgol aimag which is the north-est aimag in Mongolia. Read More »

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NomadGreen's First Rural Workshop in 2010 Started from Khuvsgul Aimag

(Translated by Otgonsuren | Proofread by Portnoy)

Participants talking about their opinion on local environment

This year’s first workshop in rural area started from Khuvsgul aimag/province. Khuvsgul is the biggest province situated at northern part of Mongolia and also a major destination for tourists who want to see the deepest Lake Khuvsgul, visit reindeer herders' family and enjoy in entirely nomadic life. Read More »

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"Ninjas" not going to stop digging for another 10 years

(Translated by Otgonsuren Jargal | Proofread by Portnoy)

Ninja Gold Miners“Ninja”--or artisan miners--in Mongolia means people who dig dirt, live outlaws and seek for gold on old/used mining fields. There are around 5000 artisan miners working in Uyanga soum /village/ of Uvurkhangai aimag / province/ in Mongolia, today. Read More »

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The value of the nature

(Translated by Mongoloo | Proofread by Portnoy)

One of the Mongolian famous poets Choinom said “The more you know the life value, the more you receive the life favor. If you don’t realize its importance, you would be blown like dust”. Life teaches exactly the variety of bad and good things so it is a vast space. Read More »

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My First-Day Note in Kaohsiung: Food and Solar Power

Yes, it is our first day in Taiwan. We are in Kaohsiung city which is located in south part of Formosa (it means ‘beautiful island’) island. It is also known as a second biggest city in Taiwan. First impression about this country comes from this city. Read More »

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"I think Mongolians are tall, highly educated and happiest people"

(Translated by Anushinee | Proofread by Portnoy)

We are in Taiwan and everything is strange and interesting for us. Today is 30th of April in 2010. It is quarter past seven. We had a dinner with our Taiwanese friends and guides. Fortunately, we were united with Mr.Baatar Hai, Mongolian Tibetan Affairs Commission, and one Indonesian girl. She was adorable and cute. I wanted to take an interview from her, because she is a Indonesian I never met before.  This is what she spoke to me: Read More »

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