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19 October, 17:15

What is eutrophication and how does it negatively impact ecosystems? Is matter conserved in the water cycle? Explain.

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    Its when there is too much of a given nutrient in an area and it can cause plants to grow to much, as well as cause animals to die and not get the amount of food they need.
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