Active, Individual Responsibility Solves the Water Quality Problem
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Channel: Iowa PBS · 2015 · Education
Individual responsibility for water quality is the key to solving the puzzle of water quality. Awareness of the problem isn’t enough. It’s only when that new knowledge is put into Action, that we’ll begin to see a difference in our water’s quality. Homes, industries, wildlife, recreation, and transportation all depend on clean sources of water. Everyone uses it, needs it, and many of us take it for granted. These videos examine the ways water is used, profiles types of pollution, and presents a variety of perspectives on the issue of water quality. What are the biggest threats to water quality in your area? Find additional content and classroom resources at http://www.iptv.org/exploremore/water
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