When land becomes eroded, it loses its water-holding capacity and water washes over it into streams and rivers. This water harms the streams and rivers by

A) increasing oxygen.

B) transporting pollution.

C) transporting vegetation.

D) increasing water levels.

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Killian

31 March, 08:31

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Kendall Austin · Answer 1

Kendall Austin 31 March, 11:40

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Your answer should be D

When land becomes eroded, it loses its water-holding capacity and water washes over it into streams and rivers. This water harms the streams and rivers byA) increasing oxygen.B) transporting pollution.C) transporting vegetation.D) increasing water levels.