Waterpollution Word Search

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Contamination of streams, lakes, or oceans
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Pollution from a single, identifiable source like a factory pipe
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Pollution from many diffuse sources, like runoff from many farms
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Water that contains waste from homes or industry
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When humans add excess nutrients like phosphorus to water, causing algae blooms
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A temperature increase in a body of water caused by human activity
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The buildup of pollutants at higher levels of the food chain
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Contamination of the atmosphere by harmful substances
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A pollutant put directly into the air by human activity
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A pollutant that forms when primary pollutants react with other substances
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Any material that is potentially harmful to health or the environment
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Tiny particles of liquid or solid matter suspended in the air
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A mix of pollutants that creates a hazy, brown/grey "fog" over cities