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4	͉wĂ邩BłK؂Ȃ̂IсCLœȂB
ADfish@@CDanimals@@EDnatural enemies@@GDexotic plants
5	M҂́C΂~߂Ƀn[gEF̐lXׂƏqׂĂ邩BłK؂Ȃ̂IсCLœȂB
ADThey should plant more trees in the forest.
CDThey should promote riding motorboats and jet-skis in order to save the tourism industry.
EDThey should grow more exotic plants.
GDThey should be more careful when they use chemicals.
6	{̃^CgƂčłK؂Ȃ̂IсCLœȂB
ADThe Insects of Lake Ponkapog
CDWhat Is Happening to Lake Ponkapog?
EDHow Can Tourists Save Hartwellfs Businesses?
GDThe History of Hartwellfs Exotic Plants


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@Lake Ponkapog, which was full of life, is now @i@@@@@j by the chemicals, oil and gas people use.  Exotic plants fill up the lake and cause native species to die.  In order to get back the beautiful and clean lake, people must be more Ai@@@@@j about chemicals, stop using jet-skis, and prevent the spread of exotic plants.
