Question

When soil is overfarmed it can result in the loss of topsoil. How might this affect the quality of the rivers and streams that are nearby?(1 point)

Responses

Without topsoil, runoff would increase causing decreased pollution.
Without topsoil, runoff would increase causing decreased pollution.

Without topsoil, runoff would decrease causing decreased pollution.
Without topsoil, runoff would decrease causing decreased pollution.

Without topsoil, runoff would increase causing increased pollution.
Without topsoil, runoff would increase causing increased pollution.

Without topsoil, runoff would decrease causing increased pollution.

Answer 1

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Without topsoil, runoff would increase causing increased pollution. The loss of topsoil increases the likelihood of sediment and pollutants being carried into nearby rivers and streams, leading to decreased water quality.