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The amount of Earth’s water is unavailable for humans to consume due to its high salinity. 

97%

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Why must humans clean water before using it.

 Clear river water may contain contaminants that could harm humans.

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Hippopotamus 

What is is favorite animal?

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How does warmer water temperature affect plants living in the ecosystem

Holds less dissolved gases, causing plants to use gas stores in their cells.

100

 How does turbidity describe a water system’s health

turbid water contains more suspended solids and less dissolved gases

200

Why such a small amount of freshwater is available for humans to readily use.

Majority of freshwater is frozen in glaciers and polar ice caps.

200

How is freshwater treatment different from wastewater treatment

Wastewater is treated after human use and freshwater is treated before human use

200

The year he was born.

What is 1973?

200

How could an increase in water temperature affect fish

Contains less dissolved oxygen, causing fish to stress and die.

200

Why does a highly turbid measurement indicate an unhealthy water system

High turbidity increases water temperature, kills organisms with lower dissolved gases, and holds more suspended solids and pollutants.

300
The percent of Earth covered by water.

71%

300

The first step in cleaning wastewater. 

Water goes through bar screens and rags, sticks and other large solid waste is removed. 

300

The country where he served in the US Peace Corps.

What is Bolivia?

300

How can a change in the pH of water affect the ecosystem

Changes in pH levels affects which biological and chemical process can occur.

300

how humans can conserve water resources

Using less water and properly disposing of garbage and pollutants

400
The percent of freshwater that is frozen in glaciers and icecaps 

77%

400

The last step in treating wastewater 

Water is treated with ultraviolet light to kill harmful organisms. 

400

Where he went to college for undergraduate studies. 

What is Boston University?

400

 why an algae bloom forms

Increased amounts of fertilizer from farms and lawns promote the fast growth of algae.

400

an organism whose status in an ecosystem is analyzed as an indication of the ecosystem's health

Bioindicator

500

The percent of the freshwater that is liquid

23%

500

How the Durham Wastewater Treatment Plant is supplied with power

Methane that is produced as a byproduct from the plant itself

500

The state where he grew up as a child.

What is Indiana?

500

How does an excess of nitrates and phosphates impact a water system

High levels of nitrates and phosphates cause algae to bloom and die, reducing dissolved oxygen levels, suffocating and killing off all organisms.

500

Excessive amounts of nitrates and phosphates in water can lead to this. 

eutrophication