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How do environmental scientists deal with chemicals that sink to the bottom of an aquifer?

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How do environmental scientists deal with chemicals that sink to the bottom of an aquifer?

How do environmental scientists deal with chemicals that sink to the bottom of an aquifer?
A) They add a coagulating chemical to make sure the chemicals solidify and remain deep in the Earth.
B) They create a cone of depression some distance away to suck the contaminant in an opposite direction.
C) They pump them up through a well drilled to the bottom of the aquifer.
D) They leave them alone because the chemicals have not mixed with the drinking water supply.

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How Does Earth Work? Physical Geology and the Process of Science

How Does Earth Work? Physical Geology and the Process of Science

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Face with Cold Sweat

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Answered correctly, thx

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