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1 Climate Literacy 201 Activity: “What are we seeing?” For your DATA SET: 1. Analyze what the data indicates. 2. Develop policy decisions and local assistance issues for your data set. 3. Determine what data or research you would like to see next.

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6 For statistical significance of the trend, Mann- Kendall trend test using Minitab shows that at alpha = 0.05, there is enough evidence to determine that there is a downward trend (the p-value = 0.0049890).

7 Climate Literacy 201 Activity: “What are we seeing?” For your DATA SET: 1. Analyze what the data indicates. 2. Develop policy decisions and local assistance issues for your data set. 3. Determine what data or research you would like to see next.

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