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Where are the solids that are removed from wastewater likely to end up after treatment?
A. In rivers, lakes, and streams
B. In underground storage bins
C. On the floor of the closest ocean
D. On hay fields as fertilizer

Respuesta :

I would assume the answer would be D, because if they were to store the waste in the underground bins, they would need a whole lot of bins and just to think about it, it doesn't really make sense. And filtering water then putting the waste back in the water doesn't make sense either. Now waste has been known to be used as fertilizer. So D would be the answer.

The solids that are being removed from wastewater is likely to end up after treatment as hay fields as fertilizer. The correct option is D.

What is a fertilizer?

Fertilizer is a natural or synthetic substance that contains chemical elements that promote plant growth and productivity.

These can be also be made through the solids released from the wastewater after treatment.

Thus, the correct option is D.

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