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Evaluating Sustainable Coffee Production
Below are descriptions of two coffee farms. Based on the principle that economic activity depends on and affects the natural world, evaluate which farm's approach is more likely to be successful in the long run. Justify your evaluation by analyzing how each farm interacts with its environment, considering both the resources it uses and the consequences of its production methods.
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