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https://eaulogik.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/OIP.jpg474315The four common sources of unwanted chemical pollution 1. Agricultural runoff The soil does not always absorb rain or snowmelt. It runs through rivers, lakes and streams, or into the earth’s splits. 2. Urban and industrial runoff Rainwater is urban and industrial. It flows over roads, buildings and plants. Transport pollutants to nearby waterways from […]