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Water Pollution: True or False Challenge

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Test your knowledge on water quality.

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Water Pollution: True or False Challenge
 

Water Pollution: True or False ChallengeOnline version

Test your knowledge on water quality.

by Pedro Montoya
1

Oxygen consuming substances are mainly associated with farming runoff.

2

Bottom-trawling has no impact on water habitats.

3

Diffuse pollution from farming is a principal source of water pollution.

4

Clean water is essential for human health and well-being.

5

Point source discharges include sewage treatment and industrial discharge.

6

All European drinking water meets basic biological and chemical standards.

7

Nutrients, pesticides, sediment and faecal microbes are not pollutants from agriculture.

8

Oil never affects water quality.

9

Eutrophication can indicate changes in water quality.

10

Damming, channelisation and dredging can disturb habitats of rivers.

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