Research environmental issues

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Assignment Problem: Take a few minutes to research environmental issues where you live; a Google search for "environmental issues [your town or city]" should yield information on some of the current ones. If not, try a search for "environmental issues [your state]" instead. Share one of those issues with the rest of the class. What is that environmental challenge all about?

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