No, 100 people in an established country like the United States is no big deal, and they are not very likely to have a huge impact on the environment, culture, or beliefs. However, in a developing country like Nigeria, those 100 people could gravely impact the culture, environment, and beliefs. The Country is not established they do not have set values and 100 people is a good amount of people in a lowly populated area.
"Untreated water from a factory flowing into a lake" is an example of point source pollution.
Why? You can actually point to a specific source- the factory. Runoff isn't considered point source.
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It took 1649 <span>took </span><span>for the world population to double, going from .25 billion people to .50 billion people.</span> years.
