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Biology
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Vladimir79 [104]3 years ago
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Clean air and water are limited resources. ... The conservation of natural lands and of working farms and forests can generate financial returns, both to ... In addition to health and food benefits, conserving land increases property values near ... and the creation of trails and parks are often viewed in terms of their costs.

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