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Experts stress importance of updating Cuba's National Atlas (+ Photos)


Experts stress importance of updating Cuba s National Atlas (+ Photos)
Experts stress importance of updating Cuba s National Atlas (+ Photos)
Havana, Apr 21 (Prensa Latina) The Tropical Geography Institute on Tuesday launched the 60th Anniversary National Atlas of Cuba, which is of vital importance for decision-making and socioeconomic development programs in the country.
Over 500 well-qualified professionals and technicians participated in updating the atlas, the main editor of this work, Jose Miguel Marrero, explained in the context of the Cuban Geographer s Day and the cancellation of four postage stamps allegorical to the map of the archipelago.
The work, made entirely with national talent, was structured in six thematic sessions. ....

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The unintended environmental benefit of Cuba's isolation


The unintended environmental benefit of Cuba s isolation
Cuba harbors a fraction of the invasive plant species ravaging other Caribbean islands. Experts think its isolation has helped.
ByKatarina Zimmer
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Caribbean islands are ecological treasure troves, harboring many species unique on Earth. Yet in our increasingly globalized economy, they’ve been invaded by foreign plants and animals, brought there either intentionally or by accident. On many islands, the invaders threaten to oust native species entirely.
Cuba is an outlier: Its trade and tourism dialed down more than half a century ago after Fidel Castro came into power, and has only been dialing back up in the last few decades. While many Cubans suffered under Castro’s regime, the economic isolation also protected the island from invasive species, according to a new study. ....

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