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Tues. April 22 Do Now: Define the word fault as it is used in studying the earth. What do you know about fracking?

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1 Tues. April 22 Do Now: Define the word fault as it is used in studying the earth. What do you know about fracking?

2 Quietly watch the videos and take notes on your Fracking Video Notes sheet

3 http://www. pbs. org/newshour/spc/thenews/thesci/story. php

4 https://video. search. yahoo. com/video/play

5 https://video. search. yahoo

6

7 http://news. nationalgeographic

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