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by Isabela Flórez Amaya
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Water is important only for humans, not for plants or animals.

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

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Phytoplankton and fish are indicators of changes in water quality.

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Climate change has no effect on water ecosystems.

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Eutrophication and oil pollution can both reduce water quality.

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Building dams and dredging rivers can disturb natural water habitats.

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Agriculture is not a source of water pollution.

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Diffuse pollution comes from scattered and widespread sources like farming.

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Urban wastewater and industrial discharge are examples of point source pollution.

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Hazardous chemicals are mostly associated with diffuse sources of pollution.

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