Water and oceans (B2)

The primary ______ include chemicals, plastics, and sewage entering lakes and rivers.

• Environmental awareness

• Waterborne illnesses

• Causes of water pollution

• Conservation efforts

The ______ leads to unsafe drinking water and affects human health.

• Industrial regulation

• Contamination of water bodies

• Environmental sustainability

• Marine biodiversity

Many factories release harmful substances known as ______ into nearby rivers.

• Water resource management

• Aquatic ecosystem health

• Industrial effluents

• Clean water initiatives

Fertilizers and pesticides are common ______ that affect nearby lakes and rivers.

• Environmental degradation

• Agricultural pollutants

• Marine biodiversity

• Industrial effluents

Protecting water quality is key to achieving ______ for future generations.

• Pollution and habitat loss

• Environmental sustainability

• Impact on biodiversity

• Waterborne illnesses

Water pollution negatively affects species diversity and has a severe ______.

• Impact on biodiversity

• Clean water initiatives

• Waterborne illnesses

• Agricultural pollutants

Poor water quality can lead to ______, which are a major health concern in many countries.

• Industrial effluents

• Waterborne illnesses

• Environmental awareness

• Marine biodiversity

Healthy waterways are crucial to the ______, ensuring life thrives in these habitats.

• Industrial regulation

• Aquatic ecosystem health

• Causes of water pollution

• Agricultural pollutants

Cutting down trees near rivers can cause ______ and increased runoff.

• Industrial effluents

• Environmental degradation

• Water resource management

• Pollution control measures

Governments around the world are focusing on ______ to reduce the level of pollution in water.

• Environmental responsibility

• Pollution control measures

• Industrial effluents

• Marine biodiversity