The most rapidly increasing cultural risk to health in most developing countries is
A) lack of exercise.
B) poor nutrition.
C) the use of tobacco.
D) consumption of alcohol.
C
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True/False: We expect sinking motion and clear skies to be associated with a surface high-pressure system.
a. True b. False
Along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, on the average, about five hurricanes make landfall every three years, two of which are major hurricanes with winds in excess of 95 knots (110 mi/hr). However, the number of hurricanes in the North Atlantic varies greatly from year to year and even decade to decade. The activity appears to be enhanced for periods of roughly 25 to 35 years in connection with the
warm phase of the ____________________, which influences water temperatures in the tropical North Pacific where hurricanes most often develop. Fill in the blank with correct word.
What is Gross National Income (GNI) and what are its shortcomings as an indicator of economic development and social well-being?
What will be an ideal response?