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How is desalination different from water reclamation?

A
Desalination is less expensive than water reclamation.
B
Desalination recharges aquifers.
C
Desalination provides water suitable for drinking.
D
None of the above
3

Which of the following might occur if people fail to conserve water?

A
increased sewage system failures
B
increased numbers of natural pollution filters
C
increased water supply
D
increased wildlife habitats
5

What is a key difference between greywater use and water reclamation?

A
If collected separately, greywater can be used for certain applications without treatment.
B
Greywater use is more costly than water reclamation.
C
Water from reclamation is always safe for drinking, while greywater is not.
D
Greywater has been mixed with sewage, while reclaimed water is derived from clean water.
8

The _______ is most likely to be concerned with the overuse of water.

A
Safe Drinking Water Act
B
The Clean Water Act
C
The Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act
D
WaterSense program
10

How can failing to conserve water contribute to greater water contamination?

A
Overirrigating fields causes an increase in pollution that results from runoff.
B
Natural water filters are depleted by the overuse of water.
C
Sewage systems are more likely to fail due to greater demand, causing higher chances of water contamination.
D
All of the above

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