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1. Why is it important to treat wastewater? A. To remove harmful contaminants B. To prevent the spread of disease C. To replenish our supply of clean fresh water D. All of the above
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1. Why is it important to treat wastewater?

A. To remove harmful contaminants
B. To prevent the spread of disease
C. To replenish our supply of clean fresh water
D. All of the above

User Hubert Schumacher
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Answer:

D :) they seem to be right

User Chintan Kotadiya
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I think the answer is d.

Step-by-step explanation:

The reason why is these all seem reasonable.

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