Exam 14: Water Pollution
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Heavy metals remain suspended in the water column indefinitely.
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Because they are of smaller scale, non-point source pollution sources are more easily regulated and controlled than are point sources.
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________ pollution is a form of pollution typically associated with power plants and other industrial facilities.
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If sediment is from natural sources, why is it considered a water pollutant?
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The Cuyahoga River in Ohio has been degraded dramatically over the past 30 years.
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Why did Congress require the Environmental Protection Agency to establish minimum drinking water standards?
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Waterborne disease has been completely eliminated from the United States.
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What measures have largely eliminated waterborne diseases in the United States?
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Which of the following would be considered a point source of pollution?
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________ is the process of reinjecting wastewater into the ground for natural removal of contaminants.
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The source of ________ bacteria is typically animal fecal waste.
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Nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus are removed from municipal wastewater by secondary treatment.
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After ________ treatment of wastewater, 95% of pollutants have been removed.
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The main concern with organic chemicals in groundwater is their flammability.
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