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Which of the following would most likely be considered nonpoint source pollution? (2 points) Animal waste from a local horse farm seeping into the ground Increased turbidity from erosion A car repair shop
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Which of the following would most likely be considered nonpoint source pollution? (2 points) Animal waste from a local horse farm seeping into the ground Increased turbidity from erosion A car repair shop dumping used oil in the ground A leaky underground oil tank
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B.Increased turbidity from erosion
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turbidity from erosion
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