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What are common sources of air pollution?
What are common sources of air pollution?
- Schools, hospitals, and office buildings
- Volcanic eruptions, solar radiation, and wind patterns
- Motor vehicles, industrial facilities, and forest fires (correct)
- Household cleaning products, agricultural fields, and ocean waves
Which of the following is a cause of soil pollution?
Which of the following is a cause of soil pollution?
- Bird migration, seasonal changes, and soil microorganisms
- Volcanic ash, ocean currents, and deforestation
- Accidental spills, acid rain, and industrial accidents (correct)
- Sunlight, rain, and earthworms
What can lead to food pollution?
What can lead to food pollution?
- Growing food in polluted soils and irrigating with polluted water (correct)
- Using organic fertilizers and rainwater for irrigation
- Storing food in airtight containers and refrigerating at optimal temperatures
- Harvesting crops in the morning and using automated machinery
Which of the following is a form of marine pollution?
Which of the following is a form of marine pollution?
What is a common form of water pollution?
What is a common form of water pollution?
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Study Notes
Air Pollution
- Common sources of air pollution include vehicle emissions, industrial activities, and fossil fuel combustion.
Soil Pollution
- Causes of soil pollution include industrial waste, agricultural chemicals, and improper waste disposal.
Food Pollution
- Food pollution can occur due to contamination by harmful substances such as pesticides, heavy metals, and bacteria during food production, processing, or storage.
Marine Pollution
- A form of marine pollution is oil spills from tanker accidents or offshore drilling, which can harm marine ecosystems.
Water Pollution
- A common form of water pollution is the contamination of water bodies by sewage, industrial waste, and agricultural runoff.
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