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1 Ocean Acidification Megan F. O’Neill Spanish Fort High School Spanish Fort, Alabama

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4  Well written, easy to use, and great use of graphs and podcasts – Keelings Curve  http://www.mbari.org/earth/mar_chem/ocean_acid/w ebquest.pdf http://www.mbari.org/earth/mar_chem/ocean_acid/w ebquest.pdf  Possible Changes – using parts II and III as discussion (weather/climate)instead of separate assignments, hands-on lab with egg in vinegar, prereq of global climate change discussion, identify misconceptions  Link http://oceanacidification.nas.edu/?page_id=36 a  and physics.ohio-state are not working Ocean Acidification Activity

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