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Would a limestone building weather more rapidly in Homer, Alaska, or in Honolulu, Hawaii? Explain your reasoning.

Would a limestone building weather more rapidly in Homer, Alaska, or in Honolulu, Hawaii? Explain your reasoning.
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Would a limestone building weather more rapidly in Homer, Alaska, or in Honolulu, Hawaii? Explain your reasoning.

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hawaii prob

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User Mudphone
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Hawaii for sure.

Well, Hawaii is hot (most of the time I think) and Alaska is always freezing (or at least cold). So hawaii.
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