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activity to develop English skills

by LUIS ARTEAGA
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water is a renewable resource

2

Most people in Europe have access to drinking water of good quality.

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Clean, unpolluted water is not essential for our ecosystems.

4

Plants and animals in lakes, rivers and seas do not react to changes in their environment caused by changes in the chemical quality of water and physical alteration of their habitat.

5

Water quality is influenced by both direct point sources and diffuse pollution that comes from urban and rural populations, industrial emissions, and agriculture.

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