I think it would be all natural constituents or either natural environment.
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Most organisms also need oxygen to survive. ... In unicellular organisms, oxygen diffuses across the cell membrane into the cell. Carbon dioxide diffuses out of the cell once the concentration of carbon dioxide is higher inside the cell than it is outside of the cell.
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1. Moving the facilities such as crops, lawns, golf courses, and sewers etc would be unrealistic to change because many of the owners would not comprise (costs so much already), yet there are solutions. For example, the town can restrict farmers from poluting the rivers with pesticides as well as fining them and the house developments golf courses and land owners in which the money can be used towards the filteration cost. Another idea would to build cheaper wells to soak up water from different river locations or build barriers around settlements from the river. Another idea would to simply grow natural filters such as using the trees and soil they already had.
2. Of course their are limits such as costs, and figuring out the landscapes of where to build wells, add soil and trees (trees take time to grow) and more that would need plan of action from community leaders in which the people would need to speak with the advisors or the management of the buildings nearby. Without clean water people will get sick or die, and building managers need healthy people to live in their houses and work and grow crops so they'll have to make change.
B. theory
if many people perform the experiment and conclude the same things/ come to the same results, the hypothesis then becomes a theory. A theory is an idea that is widely accepted as true, but not 100% proven factual (ex: the theory of gravity)
<span>Some organisms have the ability to "transform" in order to meet their needs. For example, a chameleon can change it's colors to escape predators, and a snake can contort its body in order to fit where it needs to be to hide out.</span>
