Which of the following is not a problem in ground water pollution?
A) Plant nutrients cause algal blooms.
B) Industrial wastes contaminate water in wells.
C) Sewage pollutes water in wells.
D) Gasoline from underground tanks seeps into rock and soil.

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Plant nutrients in ground water may cause eutrophication and algal blooms in surface water bodies, but they are not a problem in ground water pollution. The other options are all examples of ground water pollution. Industrial wastes, sewage, and gasoline from underground tanks can all contaminate ground water and make it unsafe for human consumption.

Which of the Following Is Not a Problem in Ground