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Pollution due to coal burning most frequently tend to affect lakes by?
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increasing acidity
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Pollution due tocoal burning most frequently tends to affect lakes by?
Reducing radioactive
WhPollution due to coal burning most frequently tends to affect lakes by?
Increasing acidity
Does the water pollution in China's lakes and rivers affect the people and wild life?
yes
What are the human influences on lakes?
Pollution and the shape of lakes.
How does car pollution affect oceans?
The carbon dioxide in the car creates pollution and it will brake free from the car and into the air. when it rains, the pollution will mix with the rain. Then, when the rain falls, it falls into the lakes, oceans and rivers. There for it's polluting the water.
What percent of lakes and rivers suffer from pollution?
How we save our earth from pollution
What are the factors that affect acid rain and pollution?
Factors that affect Acid Rain depend on: *where you live (Moutain, flat lands...) *if you are near buildings such as factories.. *natural lakes, and land masses
How does pollution affect wild horses?
Liquid substances can be poured into lakes and river which the horses may drink and rubbish, well, they can get stuck or caught in it, or, they can eat it!
What has caused the pollution in the Great lakes?
people.
How is acid rain treated in lakes?
pollution
How can you save water from air pollution?
Air pollution can have significant effects on water. The nature of the pollution is that it takes place across vast areas and it difficult or impossible to protect water from pollution that is airborne. One of the best known causes of water pollution is that of acid rain, resulting from various oxides from burning fossil fuels dissolving into water to form acids. The simple and effective prevention is to avoid the air pollution. To a lesser extent, air can affect bodies of water such as lakes and oceans. In both cases, we do not have the resources to prevent contact between air and water so the only reasonable and viable action is to prevent air pollution.
What causes water pollution in the great lakes?
People
