Pollution is
a usually necessary even though we don't like it
b sometimes necessary an...
Social Studies, 08.10.2019 02:30 anggar20
Pollution is
a usually necessary even though we don't like it
b sometimes necessary and can be managed
c never a good idea and should be avoided
d not desirable but can always be cleaned up
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