Forested watersheds are ineffective biological filters and do not remove pollutants from water.

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Forested watersheds are ineffective biological filters and do not remove pollutants from water.

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no they take the nutrients from the water to make the soil better.

ZaEeM ZaFaR answered Aug 10, 2019

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