Tag: general knowledge
Questions Related to general knowledge
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1-Agro -climate zones
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9-Agro-climate zones
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7- Agro climate zones
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none of the above
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Gibberellin
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Morphaetin
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Ethylene
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I.B.A
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Kofi Annan
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Jimmy Carter
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Bill Clinton
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Ronald Reagan
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A place to store water.
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An area of land that drains into a particular lake or river.
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An area of sandy soil that collects pollutants.
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Stationary wetlands that act as a sponge.
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Pollution that occurs over a wide area and enters streams in water that runs off from fields, parking lots, and other surfaces.
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The process of filtering pollutants out of fresh water.
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Pollution that can be traced to a particular place, such as an open pipe which drains into a body of water.
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Pollution that results in many pollutants coming together.
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Pollution that occurs over a wide area and enters streams in water that runs off from fields, parking lots, and other surfaces.
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The process of filtering pollutants out of fresh water.
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Pollution that can be traced to a particular place, such as an open pipe which drains into a body of water.
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Pollution that results in many pollutants coming together.
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Clay soil allows the ground to soak up water faster.
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Sandy soils are tighter and do not allows as much water to soak into the ground.
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Clay soil can raise the water table underground.
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Sandy soil allows the ground to soak up water faster.
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Point pollution
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Nonpoint pollution
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Thermal pollution
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Ground water pollution
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phosphates cause chemical reactions that raise the temperature of river and lake water, disrupting ecosystems.
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phosphates are not efficient cleansers.
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excessive phosphates in lakes may begin a process that causes fish to suffocate and die.
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phosphates kill algae and disrupt normal food webs in lakes.