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Materials that are essential for plant and animal growth

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Nitrogen and Water: USGS Water Science School

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Nitrogen and water - the U.S. Geological Survey's Water Science School.

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Wastewater treatment is important for human health to much of another substance in water

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Wastewater treatment and water. Basic information about Wastewater treatment, the USGS Water Science School.

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Excess water that flows above ground

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Runoff (Surface water runoff), USGS Water Science School

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Runoff (Surfacewater runoff), from the USGS Water Science School.

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A form of nitrogen

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Nitrogen and Water: USGS Water Science School

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Nitrogen and water - the U.S. Geological Survey's Water Science School.

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Nitrate and other nutrients have been found to be one of the leading causes in water quality degrading on our planet, according to EPA. (Environmental Protection Agency)

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USGS NAWQA CIRC1136 Nutrients in Nation's Waters

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all plants and animals need some nitrogen to survive. For example, 78% of the air that we breathe in composed of nitrogen. a safe range would be from around 0.6mg/L to about 1.2 mg

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Nitrogen and Water: USGS Water Science School

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Nitrogen and water - the U.S. Geological Survey's Water Science School.

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Unit: Milligrams per Liter
Abbreviation: mg/L

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Dissolved oxygen, from the USGS Water Science School: All about water.

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Dissolved oxygen, from the USGS Water Science School; All about water.

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Unit: Milligrams per Liter.
Abbreviation: mg/L

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Nitrogen and Water: USGS Water Science School

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Nitrogen and water - the U.S. Geological Survey's Water Science School.

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Nutrients like ammonia and phosphorus are found in waters connected to Urban areas. These water ways that are high in these nutrients put the environment at great risk. It raises concerns of decreased oxygen in water along with toxicity to fish.

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USGS NAWQA CIRC1136 Nutrients in Nation's Waters

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Chemical fertilizer is commonly applied to crops to add nutrients and increase growth. This can cause the nitrogen in the fertilizer to  go into lake streams and groundwater that people consume.

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Nitrogen and Water: USGS Water Science School

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Nitrogen and water - the U.S. Geological Survey's Water Science School.

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excess amounts of nitrogen can cause certain plants and alleges to overstimulate there growth and because of this growth, water lines can be clogged and sun light is blocked by the allege, preventing other sea plants below them from growing.

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Nitrogen and Water: USGS Water Science School

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Nitrogen and water - the U.S. Geological Survey's Water Science School.