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	Gun Deaths (US)			Areas Affected by Acid Rain
	Class	Rank	Deaths per state	Acid Rain	Polluted air emissions leading to acid rain
Alaska		41	182
Arizona		12	1.37e+3
Hawaii		49	71.0
Idaho		36	309
New Mexico		29	578
Utah		33	450
District of Columbia				100%
Florida		3	3.14e+3	98.8%
New Hampshire		47	123	100%
Rhode Island		50	64.0	92.1%
Vermont		48	83.0	100%
Washington		23	896		3.59%
Wyoming		44	155		29.2%
Montana		37	280		29.3%
Maine		42	178	99.2%
North Dakota		46	128		36.8%
Kentucky		21	947	24.3%	75.7%
Nova Scotia				17.9%
Virginia		16	1.25e+3	99.4%
Delaware		43	158	98.6%
Prince Edward Island				93.0%
Saskatchewan					1.42%
Mississippi		20	962	21.0%	78.9%
West Virginia		35	319	100%
Nebraska		40	200		98.1%
Texas		1	4.61e+3		0.245%
Missouri		11	1.41e+3		100%
Louisiana		14	1.31e+3	8.21%	33.5%
North Carolina		8	1.84e+3	99.3%
Oregon		27	670		52.1%
New Brunswick				2.23%
Alabama		13	1.32e+3	82.1%	17.8%
Kansas		31	503		63.2%
Wisconsin		25	793	36.3%	63.1%
Newfoundland and Labrador				24.5%
New Jersey		32	475	98.5%
South Carolina		17	1.14e+3	99.8%
Michigan		10	1.54e+3	27.7%	69.7%
Connecticut		38	248	100%
Pennsylvania		7	1.91e+3	99.3%	0.676%
Colorado		19	1.06e+3		1.17%
Nevada		28	633		44.1%
Massachusetts		39	247	96.4%
Georgia		4	2.20e+3	99.8%
New York		18	1.08e+3	2.48%
Maryland		22	915	97.6%
Québec				0.466%
Manitoba					0.172%
Oklahoma		24	836		27.0%
Tennessee		9	1.57e+3	36.3%	63.7%
Ontario				33.3%	13.7%
California		2	3.58e+3		95.7%
Arkansas		26	698		100%
South Dakota		45	128		100%
Ohio		6	1.91e+3	18.8%	81.1%
Indiana		15	1.25e+3		100%
Minnesota		30	573		94.8%
Iowa		34	364		100%
Illinois		5	2.00e+3		100%

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