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Air and Water Pollution: Causes, Community Impact, and Policy Responses
Investigate point and nonpoint sources of environmental pollution and evaluate local, state, and national policy solutions.
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Geographic Inquiry, Human Settlement, and Environmental Challenges
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Use geospatial representations to investigate human-environment interactions, assess environmental challenges, and take stances on geographic issues across scales.
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