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Question 1

What natural resource do the Maori of New Zealand cite a legal claim to, noting their special economic and spiritual relationship with it?
◦ freshwater
◦ wind
◦ natural gas
◦ coal
◦ solar energy

Question 2

What nonnative species reached plague-like proportions, being finally brought under control after the purposeful introduction of a disease only affecting that species?
◦ rabbits
◦ goats
◦ mice
◦ crickets
◦ hogs
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