Answer:
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Most responsible for the turn-around in water quality in Lake Washington is option c) regulations on sewage treatment.
<h3>What does sewage treatment mean?</h3>
To prevent water pollution from discharges of raw sewage, sewage treatment is a sort of wastewater treatment that tries to remove contaminants from sewage to generate an effluent that is appropriate for discharge to the surrounding environment or an intended reuse application. Sewage includes pre-treated industrial effluent as well as wastewater from homes, companies, and possibly other sources. There are many different sewage treatment methods available.
Decentralized systems (including on-site treatment systems) and huge centralized systems that transport sewage to a treatment facility via a network of pipes and pump stations are examples of these. Urban runoff (stormwater) from cities with combined sewers is also transported by the sewers to the sewage treatment facility. Sewage treatment often involves two main stages, called primary and secondary treatment.
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Molecules are held rigidly together in solid form because as a solid they cant move so they are stuck together
Answer:
food and land
Explanation:
A limiting factor is the one that limits the growth of any organism’s population. Here the population growth of an organism is limited by both availability of food and land. As the population grows, the food availability gets limited and hence most of the organism die.
But when the population reduces, the food quantity becomes surplus and thus the organisms survive.
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The answer is
C.Climate change is melting the ice in polar bears’ hunting territory.
This is becaue thats were they live (on ice) and polor bears cant live in warm weather.
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