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15. Gore, Al. Our Choice. Computer Software. http://itunes.apple.com.
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17. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 2.
18. Yamaguchi, Mitsutsune. Climate change mitigation a balanced approach to climate change, 2.
19. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 3.
20. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 3.
21. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 4.
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23. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 3.
24. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 2.
25. Hayhoe, Katharine, Anne Stoner, and Rodica Gelca. "Climate Change Projections and Indicators for Delaware." Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, 49.
26. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 4.
27. Delaware Sea Level Rise Vulnerability. "Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control."
28. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 4.
29. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 3.
30. Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control. Delaware Sea Level Rise Vulnerability.
31. "Climate Change and Delaware." Environmental Protection Agency, 4.
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42. Lewin, Larry, and Betty Jean Shoemaker. Great performances creating classroom-based assessment tasks, 83-87.
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