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What happens to the quantity of clean water as water pollution increases
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What happens to the quantity of clean water as water pollution increases
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When pollution increases, the cleanliness of clean water decreases. Hope this helped!
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As the pollution increases, the quantity of clean water decreases. This means that drinking water can be affected by pollution, and it wouldn't be clean.
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