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Types of Pollution Nutrients Plants living in the water require a sufficient supply of nutrients to grow and mature properly. The most common nutrients found in our waters are nitrogen, phosphorous, and carbon. However, large amounts of nutrients in the water can cause problems such as algae blooms. Algae is a general term for small, chlorophyll-

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