Which Statement Characterizes Differences Between Lakes and Rivers Related to Water

question 69

Multiple Choice

Which statement characterizes differences between lakes and rivers related to water pollution? 

• A) Acid deposition and fallout represent more serious hazards to lakes than rivers. 
• B) Eutrophication is a natural increase of water pH. 
• C) Rivers are more vulnerable than lakes to contamination by plant nutrients, oil, toxins, and pesticides. 
• D) Natural processes are the main cause for cultural eutrophication in rivers but not in lakes.

Realize the necessity of incorporating forecast errors into aggregate planning.

Appreciate the significance of flexibility in aggregate plans.

Understand the factors that affect urine specific gravity and their implications on the body's health.

Describe the physiological responses to fluid loss and their effects on the renal system.

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Definitions:

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