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Colorado River basin: When the aquifer depletion and overdrawing
of water happens the both the ground water level and flowing
quantity of water to river is decreasing. Salinization of irrigated
soil is slowly converting river water to salt water.
High Plains Aquifer: The high plain aquifer depletion is caused by
ground water level depletion which is caused by aquifer
depletion.
The decreasing river water level in river automatically cause
drought.
To develop the river conditions there is an agreement between US
and Mexico that includes cooperative efforts to manage the
river.
5. Fertilizer runoff is non point source of pollution because when
runoff moves, it picks up and carries away natural and human-made
pollutants, finally depositing them into lakes, rivers, wetlands,
coastal waters and ground waters.
Thermal pollution from a power plant is a point source of pollution
because it is originating from a particular power plant.
Urban runoff is nonpoint source of pollution because it is
originating not from a particular source.
Sewage from ship: it is a point source of pollution, as the source
of pollution is a ship.
Erosion sediments from deforestation: it is non point source of
pollution because deforeatatio is destroying of a forest area not a
particular point.
Point Source pollution is relatively easy to control because it
comes from one obvious source.
10. Answer: The Region C to D along the river has sewage
spill.
Explanation: Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) value high indicates
that a water body is contaminated with sewage. Between C to D
region the BOD value is high.
11. Answer- Station E
Explanation: The lower concentration of dissolved oxygen level in
water cause stress to aquatic life. Oxygen levels below 1-2mg/l in
water for few hours can kill fishes. At station E dissolved oxygen
level is low.
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