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Welcome to your Hilo Bay Pollution

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1. The breakwater was completed in 1929, and had the effect of trapping most of the debris
2. A _________ study shows that the territorial government estimated 3.5 million gallons of raw sewage were being dumped into the bay each day.
3. A 1950 study described the water pollution in the bay as “terrifying,” and warned of the possibility of water- borne epidemic.
4. Hilo sugar co pollute Hilo bay the most.
5. The high no3 and no2- concentration measured in the Wailoa River and Hilo bay most likely stem from the land use within this watershed.
6. Approximately _____of the wailoa river’s drainage area is comprised of low- and high-intensity development and agriculture.
7. Possible anthropogenic sources of no3 and no2 include

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Welcome to your Hilo Bay Pollution

Name Business Email Phone Number
1. The breakwater was completed in 1929, and had the effect of trapping most of the debris
2. A _________ study shows that the territorial government estimated 3.5 million gallons of raw sewage were being dumped into the bay each day.
3. A 1950 study described the water pollution in the bay as “terrifying,” and warned of the possibility of water- borne epidemic.
4. Hilo sugar co pollute Hilo bay the most.
5. The high no3 and no2- concentration measured in the Wailoa River and Hilo bay most likely stem from the land use within this watershed.
6. Approximately _____of the wailoa river’s drainage area is comprised of low- and high-intensity development and agriculture.
7. Possible anthropogenic sources of no3 and no2 include

Be sure to click Submit Quiz to see your results!



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