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myrzilka [38]
3 years ago
7

Can anyone please help with these three questions? Thanks! The first and correct answer will receive brainliest!!! Please please

help
Which human activity has the most impact on the quality of water of a stream?
A: Increasing the chemical we throw in the water.
B: Releasing laundry detergent into our streams.
C: Not using fertilizers near the stream
D: Water that has been heated and cooled.

Which human activity affects the quality of drinking water?
A: cutting down trees
B: allowing chemical plants to burn fossil fuels in the air
C:leaving trash outside for animals to eat
D: runoff containing fertilizers and pesticides that will seep through our soil.

How does the industrial and agricultural activities affect our watersheds?
A: By allowing the water cycle to evaporate the water.
B: By allowing pollutants to seep through our soil to our groundwater.
C: By burning fossil fuels
D: All of the above.

How does the industrial and agricultural activities affect our watersheds?
A: By allowing the water cycle to evaporate the water.
B: By allowing pollutants to seep through our soil to our groundwater.
C: By burning fossil fuels
D: All of the above.
Biology
2 answers:
trapecia [35]3 years ago
8 0
The answers is B please trust me.
Vanyuwa [196]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

for the last one its d

Explanation:

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