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The design of the wall demonstrates the sustainable use of natural resources which has long been integrated and practiced by Brokpas to conserve their high-altitude resources.

Pastoralists have sustained their economies through efficient utilization of grassland resources by high altitude livestock species, ranging from camelids in the Andes to yak (Bos grunniens) in the Himalayan mountains.

These results are relevant for planning and management of water resources in the high altitude areas and for designing hydropower projects.

The collected sun-dried dung is used as fuel, thus helping to reduce the consumption of high-altitude forest resources.

Rwanda's high altitude and rich soil provide the natural resources for good coffee, and a washing station finishes the job that nature begins.

The decline in ACD at high altitude is consistent with ecological understanding of resource limitation.

The majority of high altitude cities grow because of an abundance of natural resources, particularly minerals.

Since the llamas and alpacas were domesticated about 4-5000 BC [ 1], they have been the most important resource of human culture and survival in the high altitude environments of the Andes.

The high altitude and lack of oxygen made rescue work hard.A deputy minister of land and resources, Xu Deming, said preliminary investigations had shown that the landslide was caused by a "natural geological disaster".

Therefore, the transcriptome resources produced by our study are useful to understand the genetic makeup of fishes in high altitude and provide a foundation for further studies to identify candidate genes underlying adaptation to the Tibetan Plateau of fishes.

This paper presents an in-depth review of the state-of-the-art of high altitude wind power, evaluates the technical and economic viability of deploying high altitude wind power as a resource in Northern Ireland and identifies the optimal locations through considering wind data and geographical constraints.