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Water Pollution

Water pollution is the contamination of our lakes, rivers, oceans and groundwater with unhealthy substances. Examples of pollutants include detergents, fuels, pesticides and industrial waste. Even natural substances, like animal and human waste, can be considered pollutants because they can disrupt ecosystems and cause harm to the environment. Find out more by exploring these links:

> Learn the Issues: Water opens in new window
(from Environmental Protection Agency)

> The Wonderful World of Water opens in new window
(from kidsforsavingearth.org)

> Facts About Groundwater opens in new window
(from Maryland Department of the Environment)

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(from Peace Corps)

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