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tingc95

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The move to curb urban sprawl is also a way to
 
  A) conserve agricultural and wilderness spaces.
  B) decrease the population density of large cities.
  C) promote faster and more efficient highways and bridges.
  D) promote a car-centered approach to urban development.

Question 2

The SARE and CSP programs
 
  A) mandate soil conservation programs in all subsidized agriculture.
  B) promote research in sustainable agriculture (SARE) and soil and water conservation on agricultural lands.
  C) are U.N. FAO programs aimed at sustainable agriculture in South America and Africa.
  D) are NGOs that work with Central American steeplands farmers to improve soil fertility.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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