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Valentin [98]
2 years ago
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A damaged septic field is leaking waste into a nearby stream. This would be an example of ________ pollution.

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gayaneshka [121]2 years ago
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A damaged septic field is leaking waste into a nearby stream. This would be an example of ___Water pollution_____ pollution.

Water pollution

<h3>Water pollution</h3>

Generally, Water pollution is simply the adding of bias into a water source by adding  substances which will make the water unsuitable for general use of water

Therefore, A damaged septic field is leaking waste into a nearby stream. This would be an example of ___Water pollution_____ pollution.

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