Asked by cristina delgado on Sep 28, 2024
Which strategy would NOT reduce cultural eutrophication?
A) pumping oxygen into lakes
B) instituting land-use control to prevent nutrient runoff
C) preventing as much outflow or drainage as possible from a lake
D) dredging lake bottoms
Cultural Eutrophication
The process by which a body of water becomes overly enriched with minerals and nutrients due to human activity, leading to excessive algae growth and oxygen depletion.
Nutrient Runoff
The movement of nutrients, typically from fertilizers or natural deposits, from land into water bodies, causing pollution and ecosystem imbalances.
Dredging Lake
The process of removing sediments and debris from the bottom of lakes or water bodies to improve their health or navigability.
- Detail the origins and outcomes of cultural eutrophication, along with the tactics to reduce its effects.
Learning Objectives
- Detail the origins and outcomes of cultural eutrophication, along with the tactics to reduce its effects.
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