Water Pollution Beekeeper
Fresh and salt water, water pollution
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Topics of this game:
- How many gallons of water is used to produce a loaf of bread?
- Why is salting roads and sidewalks bad for water?
- Chemical fertilizers are what type of pollution?
- Which of the following was damaging to aquifers?
- What can you do to help?
- How many pounds of plastic are dumped into the ocean each year?
- Most pollution comes from ?
- What is acid rain?
- What is underground storage of water?
- What are threats to our water supply?
- Where are aquifers found?
- What do we call the formation of clouds after water evaporates?
- What do we call water that turns to gas and rises up into the atmosphere?
- What kind of water is unusable due to being in glaciers?
- What percentage of water on Earth is used for drinking, household needs, community needs
- What percentage of Earth’s water is fresh?
- What percentage of all water on Earth is salt water?
- Where can aquifers can contaminated from?
- What is the upper limit of usable ground water?
- What is an underground source of fresh water?
- Process by which water is brought into the water table to replace removed water
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