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Which one of the following is not an environmental problem at the Chesapeake Bay?
a. Algal bloom
b. Man-made pollution
c. Increase in tidal wetlands and wild rice vegetation
d. Depletion of oysters that serve as natural water filters

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Answer:

c

Explanation:

it's the only one that makes sense with the info you provided. it is the only answer that would seem to NOT cause environmental harm

Increase in tidal wetlands and wild rice vegetation is not an environmental problem at the Chesapeake Bay.

What is environmental problems?

  • "It is the harmful effects of human activities on the environment."
  • It includes: global warning, increasing pollution, overpopulation, climatic change, etc.

Chesapeake Bay is an estuary located in USA. The main problems associated with this is:

  • Increase nitrogen and fertilizers in water bodies can cause algal bloom.
  • Accumulation of animal and human waste.
  • Reduction in the number of oysters.
  • Wetland destruction.
  • Rise in water level.

Hence, the correct option is c. Increase in tidal wetlands and wild rice vegetation.

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