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Chapter Introductionsaes2e_ch28_1.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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The type of forest found in an area reflects local climatic conditions.saes2e_ch28_2.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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Forests provide a range of goods and services.saes2e_ch28_3.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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Forests face a number of threats.saes2e_ch28_4.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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Forests can be managed to protect or enhance their ecological and economic productivity.saes2e_ch28_5.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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When it comes to protecting forests, we have many options.saes2e_ch28_6.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUEsaes2e_ch28_7.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
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SCIENCE LITERACY WORKING WITH DATAsaes2e_ch28_8.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch28_8_dlap.xml55527dda757a2e113c000000
INFORMATION LITERACY EVALUATING INFORMATIONsaes2e_ch28_9.html55527dda757a2e113c000000
DLAP questionssaes2e_ch28_9_dlap.xml55527dda757a2e113c000000