What factors led the residents of Havana to become leaders in urban agriculture?
What will be an ideal response?
A set of unique problems and responses facilitated Havana's success in establishing urban agriculture. The isolation and outright American boycott prevented trade-based solution as well as the Communist ideology that prevented entrepreneurial solutions; desperation led to using the available urban space to grow food. The government supported the initiatives, and it evolved into a significant part of the food security situation.
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A. the destruction of habitats. B. water pollution. C. parasites. D. the buildup of toxic substances in food chains. E. flooding.
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A) the state B) the nation C) sovereignty D) democracy E) natural rights
Ranching is practiced in the dry lands of both developing and relatively developed countries
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The anticancer drug fluoruracil functions by inhibiting the synthesis of which DNA nucleoside?
A) deoxyadenosine B) deoxyguanosine C) deoxythymidine D) deoxycytidine