101. Eric's Geography Songlist MUSIC geography Songlist Other Thematic Songlists April Sun in Cuba Dragon Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe - Johnny Mercer http://www.mapville.com/riback/places.htm

Welcome to Mapville MAPS Riback's Hotlist FOOD Eric's World of Food Idiosyncratic Restaurant Guide MUSIC [ Geography Songlist ] [ Other Thematic Songlists ETC. Press Agent's Shining Hour Eric Riback's Home Page Eric's List of Geography Songs Songs about Countries, Continents, Provinces and Regions Songs about U.S. States or Regions Songs about Cities and Places Songs about Streets or Roads ... Other Musical Geographical References "Don't know much about geography..." Songs about Countries, Continents, Provinces and Regions A New Argentina - Andrew Lloyd Webber A New England - Billy Bragg Acadian Driftwood - The Band Africa - Toto Alberta Bound - Gordon Lightfoot, Ian Tyson America - Julio Iglesias America - Neil Diamond America - Waylon Jennings America - West Side Story America the Beautiful American Life - Primus American Pie - Don McLean, Madonna American Storm - Bob Seger American Woman - Guess Who Anarchy in the UK - Sex Pistols Angola - Ambrosia Antarctica Starts Here - John Cale April in Portugal - Les Baxter April Sun in Cuba - Dragon Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe - Johnny Mercer

102. Cuba, Tourism And Environment 9. Geographic Locations. a. Geographic Domain North America NAMER. b.Geographic Conflict Site Caribbean. c. Geographic Impact Area CUBA http://www.american.edu/TED/cuba.htm

TED Case Studies CASE NUMBER: 87 CASE MNEMONIC: CUBA CASE NAME: Cuba Tourism IDENTIFICATION LEGAL CLUSTERS GEOGRAPHIC CLUSTERS TRADE CLUSTERS ... OTHER FACTORS I. Identification 1. The Issue Cuban policy makers are promoting the tourism industry in an attempt to aid the island's struggling economy. While tourism expenditures generated significant amounts of foreign exchange, the associated development and increased number of visitors in certain regions has threatened Cuba's environment. Coastal areas are of particular environmental concern, since new beach front hotels are being constructed in prime habitats for a variety of rare species. 2. Description Cuba is in the throes of a severe economic crisis. The island's heavily trade-dependent economy has been hit hard by the dissolution of the former Soviet trade bloc (CMEA) and bysignificant shortfalls in petroleum and other supplies. The Cuban economy has not grown since 1989. From 1989 to 1992,analysts estimate that Cuba's gross national product (GNP)declined by 28 to 45 percent. Similarly, Cuban exports and other sources of foreign exchange have dropped dramatically. Total Cuban exports fell from $5.4 billion in 1989 to $4.9 billion in 1990, more sharply to $3.6 billion in 1991, and then even more sharply to $2.2 billion in 1992. In the face of these adverse conditions, the Cuban government has begun toration food, oil, and basic consumer goods. Officials on the island have sought the return of an important source of revenue tourism.

103. University Of Georgia Cuba Study Abroad Program Geographic Information Terrain, Climate, and Political Boundaries Cuba, has apopulation of 11 million, and its capital, Havana has a population of 2 http://art.uga.edu/cuba/html/index.php?cat=4

104. Cuba Reefs @ Nationalgeographic.com Williams, AR “Cuba’s Colonial Treasure,“ National Geographic (October White,Peter T. “Cuba at a Crossroads” National Geographic (August 1991), 90121. http://www.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0202/feature3/

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105. CUBANEWS FROM RADIO HAVANA CUBA E-mail Rhc@radiohc.org Http//www CUBA WILL PUBLISH ITS FIRST GEOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY Havana, February 26(RHC) Cubawill have a new geographic dictionary by the end of 1998. http://www.radiohc.org/Distributions/Radio_Havana_English/.1998/98_feb/rhc-eng-0

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