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Point source pollution comes from sources that are___? A. Directly identifiable B. Basically unknown C. Very small D. Dumped illegally
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Point source pollution comes from sources that are___?
A. Directly identifiable
B. Basically unknown
C. Very small
D. Dumped illegally
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i have a strong belief it’s A but not sure
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C. Basically unknown
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