During the last 15 months wide areas of the Cuban archipelago have
registered notable deficits in accumulated rainfall, reaching an
extreme in certain places.<br />
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Cuban and foreign experts proposed to spread the experiences of the so
called territorial solarization project that tries to use the solar
energy sustainably.<br />
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Ciego de Ávila takes measures to minimize the socioeconomic damages
caused by drought, a phenomenon becoming noticeably and even worst
through the last years in Cuba.
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About 253 protected areas are identified in Cuba, from which 105 are
effectively managed to guarantee the conservation of nature and
cultural resources.
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Studies indicate that, one centimeter thick of soil may need between
fifty, a thousand and two thousand years to form, depending on the
geographic location. <br />
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Project Moa-Arriba on Defense of Water, was successfully developed in
the metallurgical mining town,on behave of the World Water Day,
celebrated this year under the motto: Clean Water for a Healthy World.
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An emblematic book for Cuban tourism is the volume Cuban Sport Fishing,
History and Tradition, by Ismael Leon, whose recent appearance confirms
the strength of sport and recreation.
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About fifty three thousand Royal Palm postures were planted in 2009 in
Camagüey Province as part of a program to recover Royal Palm forests.<br />
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