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c. Using the SQ3R (Survey, Question, Read, Recite and Review) method read the paper, "Water Woes in Walkerton,".

1. Introduction, with thesis statement 2. Walkerton case study a. Scenario b. Causes c. Results 3. Walkerton analysis a. Local faults b. Government faults 4. Walkerton response a. Government response b. Local response 5. Conclusion, with call to action

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