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tourism that encourages responsible interaction with the enviroment and endangered species
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ecotourism
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reliant on one another
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interdependant
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the average number of children a woman has in her lifetime
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total fertility rate
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a religous group that incorporates elements of hinduism and islam
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sikhs
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buddhist monk
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lama
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repetitive prayers
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mantra
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domed shrines
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stupa
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the fortified monasteries
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dzong
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farm products grown for sale or export
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cash crop
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a fiber used to make string, rope and cloth
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jute
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plant materials and animal dung, used for fuel
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biomass
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bussinesses that employ workers in their homes
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cottage industries
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tourism that encourages responsible interaction with the enviroment and endangered species
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ecotourism
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reliant on one another
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interdependent
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using resources at a rate that does not deplete them for future generations
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sustainable development
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tree hugger
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chipko
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illegal killing of protected animals
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poaching
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spreading development of nuclear arms
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nuclear proliferation
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"oppressed", very poor who are discriminated or assaulted
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dalits
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highest population density in India
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Gangetic Plains
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Bangladesh port where they recycle iron and steel, heavy industry
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chittagong
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known for high technology, "India's Silicon Valley"
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Bangaluru(Bangalore)/Hyderabad
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cash crops: tea, rubber, cocunut
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Sri Lanka
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cash crops: tobacco, bannanas, cofee, tea, cotton
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India
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What are the pros to the green revolution?
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increased food production, hunger alleviated
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