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barxatty [35]
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Please help me with ALL the questions ASAP!!!!!!! Questions 1-5 Dont just answer 1 question

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kompoz [17]3 years ago
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Okay so are you read them and put the anwser trere
Tems11 [23]3 years ago
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KYEBI, Ghana — Below the towering mahogany trees that blanket this lush mountainside, hidden beneath the brown-red soil, lie millions of tons of very valuable rock.
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“When you take the mountain off, you change the hydrology and ecology,” said Ronald Abrahams, a chief officer of the Water Resources Commission, the government agency tasked with managing the use of Ghana’s water resources. “It will not be the same. It will change everything, and we won't have a source of a river which is so reliable and has served this nation for ages.”
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