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What are 4 sources of water pollution?
Well there are a lot of examples of water pollutants. I am just going to name four of them. These include: wastes, litter, hair products, and burning fuel.Water can get polluted by people throwing waste in the streams, lakes,and rivers. Another reason waters are polluted is from dirt and food.
Why is it better to prevent pollution than restore your water supply once it is polluted?
When you are preventing pollution, you are helping more than just yourself. You are helping plants, animals and humans. Restoring polluted water is basically dumping pollution back into pollution. It is better to prevent pollution now, because it can help YOU later on as well! :)
Why do many scientists consider groundwater pollution a greater problem than surface water pollution?
Groundwater pollution is often considered a greater problem than surface water pollution because groundwater is susceptible to contamination from various sources and pollutants can persist for long periods due to the limited natural cleansing processes. Additionally, groundwater contamination can be difficult and expensive to detect and clean up, leading to potential long-term environmental and health impacts. Furthermore, many communities rely on groundwater as a primary source of drinking water, making pollution of groundwater sources a significant public health concern.
Are shrimp polluted?
well if the shrimp are cuaght in polluted water then they are polluted but if there are caught in fresh water then theyt are not polluted
How does pollution affect starfishes?
Well, you can look at it by thinking what kinds of water pollution are there since the ocean is water. So, you can say that pollution affects starfish because oil, waste, and other harmful things get dumped into the ocean causing it to be polluted.
How long can fish survive in polluted water?
It all depends on by what and how severely the water is polluted also some fish cleverly swim to unpolluted waters when the water where they are living gets badly polluted and sometimes bigger fish that cannt travel well will dive deeper than usual to get away from the pollution
Is oil a point source pollution?
If the pollution comes directly from the oil well, e.g. the well is on fire, it will be considered as a point source, becasue we know the source.
How do pink dolphins get support?
well, since water pollution is one of the reasons of pink dolphins to get endangered, you can help by doing the opposite. the water they live in is also polluted by HUMANS, "US". Although they are human friendly. as a normal human, you don't have a lot to do. But always remember, one person can make a difference. ~no source, previous knowledge~
What would happen after a year if polluted water such as the mud water were allowed to remain in the clean body of water?
Well, the pollution would spread throughout the clean body of water, at a decreasing rate the further away from the original source of pollution you measured. After a year, the whole body of water would be pretty much uniform in pollution. This is happening with global warming. 7 billion people and all of our energy we produce dissipates (moves to) to the environment. So if we all have 96* body temps, and the air is 60*, the air will continually warm as we produce heat energy. ms
How does land use influence us?
Pollution of the soil has several impacts: * Crops do not grow well * Animals can be poisoned by plants grown on polluted soil * Loss of plants and animals effects ecosystems * Groundwater can be contaminated by water percolating down through polluted soil
What are the advantages on water pollution?
Some people consider the employment of people to clean the water is an advantage of water pollution. The fact that you could get sick from drinking polluted water is an example of a disadvantage.
How do lakes and rivers get polluted?
There are various causes pollution in river Thames. These include direct industrial discharge, polluted river and tributaries discharge, sewage influences and Storm water deposition.
