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thehappymedic thehappymedic
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The term water _____________________ refers to how easily a chemical pesticide dissolves in water.
 
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The term _____________________ means that the pollution comes not from a single point, but from a wide area that is difficult to identify.
 
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A ____________________ source of pollution is from a specific place.
 
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The presence of substances in water, air, or soil that impair usefulness or render it offensive to humans is called _____________________.
 
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Groundwater is not stored in large underground lakes or oceans except in the rare instances of underground ____________________.
 
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Surface water other than seawater is called ____________________ and sustains the life of most of the planet's plants and animals.
 
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