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27 June, 04:15

Excess nitrogen in drinking water can be a result of

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  1. 27 June, 05:53
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    Excess nitrogen in drinking water can be a result of Organic farming Snowmelt from the mountains Over fertilizing lawns and fields Buildup of salts in reservoirs
  2. 27 June, 05:57
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    Poor water filtration.
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