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Awilson837

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When completed, the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan will
 
  A) restore much of the region to sugar cane production.
  B) redirect much of the water flow southward into its original path.
  C) increase the amount of water available for crop irrigation.
  D) increase the flow of water through the Everglades in the summer.

Question 2

As of 2012, the United States
 
  A) has passed comprehensive legislation for GHG reduction.
  B) has many state and local GHG reduction policies, but no national policy.
  C) Congress has formally acknowledged that global climate change is a hoax.
  D) ships most of its sequestered CO2 to developing nations for storage.



sarajane1989

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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