Informative Speech About The Habitat Loss In The Great Lakes

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Today i'm going to tell you about the habitat loss in the great lakes and I will teach you how we can stop

There are five lakes in the great lakes but the one we are going to use is Lake Ontario because it's the smallest lake and sense it's small it's the easiest to pollute but there's still fish in there and it's takin their habitats

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