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1 Analysis of climate data
Silje, Johanna, Pernille, Karoline, Francesca, Nico, and our teacher Chris

2 NORWAY Highest Temperature Lowest Temperature

3 ENGLAND London Highest Temperature Lowest Temperature

4 GERMANY Highest Temperature Lowest Temperature

5 ITALY Highest Temperature Lowest Temperature

6 Temperature highs and lows December 2008

7 Average temperature in December

8 Dangers to Italy Rising tropical diseases Droughts and flooding

9 Dangers to England Flood danger from rising sea level

10 Some pictures taken in December

11 Italy

12 Norway

13 Germany

14 England

15 THE END

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