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too be able to survive as humans need water to survive but with the water being too acidic to drink the will be no water for humans to lean on to drink thus we will die 

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too be able to survive as humans need water to survive but with the water being too acidic to drink the will be no water for humans to lean on to drink thus we will die 

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jayzdepro9999

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pollution 🌵

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PH lvl : 7
Turbidity : 30-50 jtu
Temperature : 5-6 ppm
Dissolved oxygen : 5-25

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Most aquatic animals prefer a range of pH 6.5 to 8.0. pH can be affected by acid rain or wastewater discharges. If the living conditions have a pH value away from this range, these aquatic animals will either flee or die.

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Littering

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survival 💐💐💐

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littering, not cleaning it

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ppl wld litter in the water

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survival

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water pollution
eg People throwing trash into the Alexandra Canal

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littering

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So that we can live under a suitable water

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people throw rubbish into the water canal which causes water pollution

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survival

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we need water to survive

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survival

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1.turbidity
2.Dissolved oxygen
3.PH level
4.temperature

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It determines the health of an ecosystem

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Water Pollution

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pollution

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survival

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ph lvl of 7 turbidity of 30-50 jtu and the temperature of 5 -23.5 degrees Celsius at around 5-6ppm of dissolved oxygen

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SO THAT WE, HUMANS, CAN SURVIVE

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the amount of dissolved oxygen in water

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pollution

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Water quality indicators play a critical role in water management and conservation by providing data and information that can be used to monitor and assess the health of aquatic systems, and to guide decisions about water use and protection.

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humans polluting the water

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survival

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ph level : 7
turbidity : 30-50jtu
temperature : 5-6ppm
dissolved oxygen : 5-25

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there are turbidity,oxygen,ph levels and temperature

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1. Turbidity
2. Dissolved oxygen
3. PH level
4. Temperature

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1. Turbidity
2. Dissolved oxygen
3. PH level
4. Temperature

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humans are around 7 and for aquatic it is ph level 5-6

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Turbidity: anything under 15JTU is okay
Dissolved oxygen: 5-6 bpm
PH level:7
Temperature:5-25C

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so that humans can survive

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turbidity , oxygen, ph levels , and temperature

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They include dissolved oxygen, pH, temperature, salinity and nutrients nitrogen

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there are turbidity, oxygen, ph levels and tmeperature.

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Most aquatic animals prefer a range of pH 6.5 to 8.0. pH can be affected by acid rain or wastewater discharges. If the living conditions have a pH value away from this range, these aquatic animals will die.

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pH range of 6.5 to 8.5
Fish require 5-6ppm

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dissolve oxygen level is between 5-6ppm

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1.turbidity
2.dissolved oxygen
3.ph level
4.temperature

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optimal temperature range of 5-25 degree Celsius
dissolved oxygen levels between 5-6ppm
optimal pH range 6.5 to 8.5
turbidity - levels below 15 JTU

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1. Temperature
- optimal temperature 5-25 degrees Celsius
2. Amount of dissolved oxygen
-Fish require dissolved oxygen between 5-6pmm
3. PH levels
- optimal  pH  range of 6.5-8.5
4. Turbidity
- Levels below 15 JTU

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1. Turbidity
2.Dissolved oxygen
3. PH level
4.Temperature

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Temperature
Amount of dissolved oxygen
pH
Turbidity

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tubidity
ph levels
dissolved oxygen
temperature

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pH level: 7
turbidity: less than 15 JTU
dissolved oxygen: 6-7
temperature: 5-25

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Polluting the water

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So that we humans and aquatic life can have water to survive

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1. Turbidity
2. PH levels
3. Dissolved oxygen
4. Temperature

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throwing rubish

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The amount of dissolved oxygen in water.
the ph level of 7
the temperature of the water of 5-25 degree celsius
Turbidity of around 30-50 jtu

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1. turbidity
2. ph levels
3. dissolved oxygen
4. temperature

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turbidity
dissolved oxygen
pH level
temperature

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aquatic life can survive

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Turbidity
pH levels
Dissolved oxygen
temperature

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The amount of dissolved oxygen in water

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pH level of 7
Turbidity of around 30-50 jtu
Temperature of 5-25 degree Celsius
Around 5-6 ppm of dissolved oxygen

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Turbidity
pH levels
Dissolved oxygen
temperature

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Turbidity
pH levels
Dissolved oxygen
Temperature

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If the water quality indicators are not unacceptable there is a high level of oxygen in the water this can create major problems for sustaining life

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The thinks that affect the alendra canal is littering people throwing litter in the canal

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The amount of oxygen available to aquatic life is important. Fish require dissolved oxygen levels between 5-6ppm

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The 4 indicators of water are amount of dissolved oxygen,ph and turbidity

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