Across
- 4. oil on the surface of the water
- 6. people living in rural areas use these to break down sewage
- 10. the amount of oxygen a quantity of water uses over a period of time
- 11. are chemicals that interfere with hormonal systems
- 13. something that affects developing fetuses
- 15. this is a source of mercury, arsenic, and lead that causes these heavy metals to be blown far away. Can contaminate ponds, soil, and leach into groundwater
- 17. the left over physical waste after the primary and secondary treatment of the water treatment process.
- 19. Valdez a tragic oil spill caused by a punctured tanker
- 21. can be found in surface body water, discharged from a waste treatment plant
- 22. this is how sludge is disposed of, after this process, it can be used as fertilizer
- 23. Water this was sprayed on the Exxon Valdez spill in hopes of cleaning it. While it was effective, it killed a lot of wildlife.
- 24. sets national standards for safe drinking water.
- 25. creates Mercury, Lead, and Arsenic
Down
- 1. is an example of a phthalate
- 2. Bacteria converts mercury into this, which is the toxic to animals
- 3. is a risk factor for manure lagoons, this can affect groundwater.
- 5. the reason many herbicides and pesticides are still around today even though they were phased out years ago
- 7. cancer causing. Arsenic can cause lung, bladder, and kidney cancer
- 8. this is a body of water that cannot support life due to low oxygen levels
- 9. e. coli, ammonia, nitrates, phosphates, endocrine disruptors are examples of…
- 12. the step in the water treatment process that uses uv light, ozone, and chlorine to kill bacteria
- 14. filters these are things that can remove Arsenic and Lead from the environment
- 16. Country with the highest mercury emissions
- 18. Horizon an oil spill caused by an underwater well explosion
- 20. Nervous System this is destroyed due to the toxic chemical created by bacteria and mercury
