Groundwater Quality Checkpoint 12.19
{"Image DocumentName": "Groundwater Quality Checkpoint 12.19", "Image ImageDescription": "1. Can occur anywhere there are people. 2. Can occur anywhere. 3. May not be obvious to those using the system. 4. Affected by local geology. 5. Occurred in relatively recent past. 6. May have been occurring for millions of years. 7. If contaminated, may cause illness or death. 8. Typically associated with a point source. 9. Typically associated with a non-point source. 10. Can be mitigated by using clean water. 11. Once identified, pollution source often can be cleaned up. 12. Once identified, pollution source often cannot be cleaned up. Use the Venn diagram provided here to compare and contrast groundwater pollution from human actions (e.g., Woburn) and natural sources (e.g., Bangladesh). Place features unique to either group in the larger areas of the left and right circles. Note features that they share in the overlap area in the center of the image. The Good Earth/Chapter 12: Groundwater and Wetlands.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}