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Biology, 04.01.2020 22:31 crowzombie9

Which is a nonpoint source of pollution?

a.) tourists throw trash into the ocean.
b.) a car mechanic pours oil on the ground.
c.) rain contains chemicals that seep into the ground.
d.) a pipe dumps waste from a factory into a stream.

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