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Water pollution — overview

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Indicate whether the statement in each note is correct or incorrect.

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Water pollution — overview
 

Water pollution — overviewOnline version

Indicate whether the statement in each note is correct or incorrect.

by KATI LORENA ORTEGA ARRIETA
1

Water is not important to us or our habitat

2

Access to safe drinking water is essential for human health and well-being.

3

Most Europeans only have poor quality drinking water.

4

In all areas, quality meets basic biological and chemical standards.

5

Changes in the species composition of groups of organisms can be due to changes in climate.

6

Changes in habitats can result from physical disturbances

7

No human activity can have a negative impact on water.

8

Water quality is impacted by two types of pollution: direct and indirect.

9

In the case of agriculture, they are most frequently associated with point discharges.

10

The diagram shows that there are no sources of nitrogen pollution in water.

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