Exam 20: Water Pollution
Exam 1: Environmental Problems, their Causes, and Sustainability90 Questions
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Exam 20: Water Pollution86 Questions
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Exam 25: Environmental Worldviews, ethics, and Sustainability49 Questions
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Cold temperatures of groundwater slow down the chemical reactions that decompose wastes.
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The leading cause of water pollution is ____________________ activities.
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Which type of sewage treatment is properly matched with its process?
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In cities of less-developed countries,stream pollution is largely ____.
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In the U.S. ,drinking water quality is primarily regulated under the ____.
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The oil company responsible for the oil spill of the Valdez was ____.
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Use the figure above to answer the following question(s).
-In which zone has the stream recovered,with a return of clean water organisms?

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____________________ are dilute sources of pollution that are difficult and expensive to diagnose and even more difficult to control.
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_______________ is any change in water quality that can harm living organisms or make the water unfit for human uses.
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The Clean Water Act of 1974 requires the EPA to establish national drinking water standards,called ____________________,for any harmful pollutants.
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The most common problem encountered by seabirds coated with oil is ____.
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The extents of ____________________ are difficult to measure since they consist of tiny particles of plastic suspended below water.
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Algal blooms created from excessive agricultural and sewage runoffs is least likely to cause _____.
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About 45% of the largest water polluters in the U.S.have declared the Clean Water Act no longer applies to water they are polluting.
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Groundwater dispersing a pollutant creates a(n)____________________,which,if it reaches a well,can get into drinking water.
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In the sewage treatment process,the purpose of chlorination involves ____.
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____________________,which produce as much waste as a small city,often dump these wastes at sea,even though it is illegal in U.S.waters.
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Scientists fear the dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico could reach a tipping point beyond which the ecosystem could collapse.
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