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Many lakes in Minnesota and New York are dead because of a. DDT. b. too much rain. c. acid rain. d. carbon monoxide.
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Many lakes in Minnesota and New York are dead because of a. DDT. b. too much rain. c. acid rain. d. carbon monoxide.
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D and b is your best choice answer
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