Review the causes of land pollution in this printable. Students will match each term related to land pollution with its description and name ways land pollutants can be reduced. As a skill challenge, they will calculate how much garbage they produce in a year and suggest methods for disposing of a community's garbage.
What Causes Land Pollution?
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Concepts and Challenges of Earth Science
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