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RE: Environmental science education is here? - denilo - 03-10-2013
Can some one help me with this questions listed below?
1, you are not a farmer, do you still have some liability for the destruction of water due to watering for farming?
2, where is watering most intensely used in the U.S?
3, how does surging impact the water high top quality of a river?
4, what records for most of the price of canned water?
5, real of incorrect, one of the methods to reduce pollution of groundwater is to improve the number of septic techniques per acre?
RE: Environmental science education is here? - Jayson - 01-31-2019
denilo, post: 231, member: 15 Wrote:2, where is watering most intensely used in the U.S?
https://water.usgs.gov/edu/qa-usage-statemost.html
Quote:More than one-fourth of the total water used in the United States in 2005 was withdrawn in California, Texas, Idaho, and Florida. California accounted for 11 percent of all withdrawals in the United States in 2005.
RE: Environmental science education is here? - Greencorner - 02-01-2019
For the 3 question it can damage the impact of river as per in Google search results.
RE: Environmental science education is here? - srinivas - 12-02-2022
For 4th question what records for most of the price of canned water?
Bottled water is most expensive on the nature.