...nickel, zinc, copper, gold, lead, molybdenum, potash, silver, fish, forests, wildlife Agriculture: livestock, grains (principally wheat), dairy produc... ...fect northern areas; poaching has diminished reputation as one of last great wildlife refuges; desertification Special notes: landlocked; almost the p... ...astures; 82% forest and woodland; 18% other Environment: mostly an unsettled wilder- ness Special notes: none People Population: 92,038 (July 1987), a... ...L% irrigated Environment: unique physiography sup- ports abundant and varied wildlife of immense scientific and economic value; deforestation; soil er... ...diotomite, salt barytes, magnesite, feldspar, sapphires, fluorspar, garnets, wildlife, land Agriculture: main cash crops coffee, tea, sisal, pyrethrum... ...e re- sponsibility for the island's government Government leaders: Maj. Gen. Laurence NEW, Lieutenant Governor (since 1985) who is appointed by the Lo...

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