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water pollution
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Noun1.water pollution - pollution of the water in rivers and lakeswater pollution - pollution of the water in rivers and lakes
pollution - undesirable state of the natural environment being contaminated with harmful substances as a consequence of human activities


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The state Department of Environmental Quality, following guidelines set by the Legislature in 2007, on Tuesday released the official list of persistent surface water pollutants that could threaten environmental and human health.
On one hand, following the risk assessment method of the effect of drinking water pollutants on human used by EPA, the exposure way just takes average drinking intake into consideration which excludes other toxic substances and their routes, for instance, inhaling by dermal touch and the form of steam and dieting.
There is a reduction in air and water pollutants released into the environment.
 
 
 
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