Lenora grows avocados and is applying a colorless chemical to them that is meant to keep insects away. What is she MOST likely applying to her crops that could eventually be transported by ocean currents?

Question

Lenora grows avocados and is applying a colorless chemical to them that is meant to keep insects away. What is she MOST likely applying to her crops that could eventually be transported by ocean currents?

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Responses

Pesticides could accumulate in water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Pesticides could accumulate in water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Fossil fuel could accumulate in water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Fossil fuel could accumulate in water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Carbon could accumulate in the water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Carbon could accumulate in the water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Runoff could accumulate in the water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Answer 1

Pesticides could accumulate in water and then be transported by ocean currents.

Answer 2

Your not guessing, right?

Answer 3

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Answer 4

What I am saying is, is the answer you provided correct?

Answer 5

Yes, the answer I provided is correct. Pesticides can accumulate in water and then be transported by ocean currents. This is a known environmental concern as it can have adverse effects on marine ecosystems.