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English:Fuelwood market in the centre of Malian town ofDjenné.Wood is a common fuel in many developing countries. Often people must travel long distances to collect shrinking supplies. |
| Source | Figure 3.24 Planet Geography 3rd Edition (2005)[1] |
| Author | Stephen Codrington |
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