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Morocco has very broad appeal. Families, sun seekers, golfers, surfers, water skiers. Divers will find immediate gratification in a holiday in Morocco. Those who like to meander through the twisting alleyways of the old towns will find ample opportunity in Morocco.
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Morocco faces a problem with desertification. Desertification is the process where fertile land becomes barren and desert-like. Desertification may be caused by forces of nature, such as lack of rainfall or drought. Humans contribute to desertification when they clear away all the trees or allow their livestock to graze too much so that they eat away all plants. These practices leave no plants to hold the soil in place, so wind and rain can carry away the fertile topsoil. Morocco ... has a problem with water pollution from oil spills, poor sewage treatment practices, and the use of strong pesticides.
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The nightlife in Morocco is lively. Bars are usually open until midnight while nightclubs, often with open air dance floors, are open until dawn. Many hotels have their own clubs which are open to the public. Waterfront restaurants offer a quiet alternative for evening entertainment.
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The Peace Corps has been active in Morocco for more than 40 years, with the first group of 53 volunteers arriving in the country in 1963. Since that time, nearly 4,000 volunteers have served in Morocco, and have served in a variety of capacities including lab technology, urban development, commercial development, education, rural water supply, small business development, beekeeping, and English training. In 2007, 197 volunteers served in Morocco, working in four sectors: health, youth development, small business, and the environment.
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