Answer: Eradication
Coca eradication is an example of a strategy promoted by the United States government in 1961 as part of its "War on Drugs." It consists of eliminating the cultivation of coca, the drug crop whose leaves are used in the manufacture of cocaine.
Rainstorms provide natural moisture to the environment. Receiving rain will keep plant life healthy, give animals a natural reservoir to drink from, as well as keeping the life in the river healthy. Though a flash flood may cause damage to buildings and habitats at first, buildings can be fixed and over time, wild flora and fauna will return to the area, often more plentiful, is there is a good amount of moisture <span />
<span>the answer is pan-</span>Africanism
Q2. Indians and Africans were considered black. Some Americans were even considered black too.
The city of Los Angeles released 96 million "shade balls" into the Los Angeles Reservoir. These will serve to shield the water from the sun's heat in order to reduce evaporation and prevent algal and bacterial growth so no toxic substances are produced in the water. The balls reduce evaporation by 85%-90% so will save a lot of water yearly.
