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Considering the impacts and benefits of applying environmental biotechnology to clean polluted water systems, which of the following describes the most likely impact?
it may introduce new bacteria to the system.
it may introduce harsh chemicals to the water.
it may be an alternate way to clean oil spills.
it may be harmful to sewage treatment plants.
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