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Ostrovityanka [42]
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Students will use the techniques of persuasive/argumentative writing and debate to explore affirmative and negative side argumen

ts in response to controversial 21st century issues of energy, rocks, water, and minerals and human-environmental interaction; specifically, air pollution in Mexico City, Mexico, rainforest destruction in Brazil, acid rain in Canada, pollution of the Great Lakes, extraction of natural resources within the Canadian Shield.
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