A local watershed carries runoff from farms, suburban lawns, and wastewater treatment plants into local rivers, and eventually i

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A local watershed carries runoff from farms, suburban lawns, and wastewater treatment plants into local rivers, and eventually i

nto a local bay. How could this affect the health of the bay?
- There will be an increase of aquatic plants and fish.
- It could increase dissolved oxygen for fish.
- Nitrogen levels could cause algae blooms.
- There will be decreased nutrients in the water.

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lora16 [44] · Answer 1 · 2023-05-14T05:58:53+03:00

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Answer:c

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madreJ [45] · Answer 2 · 2023-05-14T04:52:00+03:00

The amount of nitrogen in the bay increases with a consequent increase in the population of algae(algae blooms).

In water bodies, there are small plants that are called phytoplankton and algae. These organisms depend on dissolved nutrients to survive in water. These dissolve nutrients some times enter into water bodies through surface run off.

When runoff from farms, suburban lawns, and wastewater treatment plants a watershed gets into a local bay, the amount of nitrogen in the bay increases with a consequent increase in the population of algae(algae blooms).

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