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- 5. oil as it comes out of the ground
- 7. most of these countries have laws establishing drinnking water standards
- 10. this sewage treatment is a physical process that uses screens and a grit tank to remove large floating objects and allow solids to settle
- 11. a.k.a. sludge; 36% of this is used to fertilize farmland, forests, golf courses, and degraded land
- 12. each year at least 146 _____-depleted zones form mostly in the world's temperate coastal waters and in landlockes seas
- 13. this sewage treatment is a biological process in which aerobic bacteria removes as much as 90% of oxeygen demanding wastes
- 14. in areas with suitable soils, sewage from each house can be discharged into a _____ tank with a large drainage field
- 15. the largest estuary in the United States
- 18. 2012 Stanley Cup champions
- 19. the key to reducing this pollution is to prevent it from reaching bodies of surface water
- 21. this can react with organic materials in water to form cancer causing chlorinated hydrocarbons
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- 1. this sewage treatment uses a series of specialized chemical and physical processes to remove specific pollutants left in the water after primary and secondary treatment
- 2. studies reveal that in the U.S. bottled water costs 120 times to 7,500 times more than this
- 3. swept by the Spurs in the first round of the 2013 NBA playoffs
- 4. 2013 NBA western conference pacific division champions
- 6. examples include feul oil, gasoline, and other processed petroleum products
- 8. dilute, disperse, and degrade large amounts of raw sewage other other degradable pollutants
- 9. treatment usually undergoes this to kill viruses and disease-carrying bacteria
- 15. New York CIty gets 90% of its water from these mountains
- 16. town in California that created 65 hectares of wetlands between the town and the adjacent Humboldt Bay
- 17. in 1989, this oil supertanker went off course and released a large amout of oil into Alaska's Prince William Sound
- 20. this country had to continue chlorinating its drinking water because of a 1991 cholera outbreak
- 21. these areas bear the brunt of our enormous inputs of pollutants and wastes into the ocean