(Answered):Need Help With A Discussion Post 3 . . . .

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You must respond to both statements below. You can take any of the following positions: “agree,” “disagree,” “strongly agree,” or “strongly disagree” and then provide reasoning why you have this opinion. Please include the number of the statement in your response.

1) The U.S. should have a regulatory stake in oil and natural gas exploitation in the Arctic.

2) China stands to gain the greatest benefit from a newly opened polar freshwater shipping and trade route.

Need a 1 page discussion post and please put the number of the statement (1,2) in the response.

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