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II. WATER POLLUTION Water pollution may be defined as alteration in the physical, chemical and biological characteristics of water which may cause harmful effects on human and aquatic life.(Report,1965,restoring the quality of our Environment, president science committee, Washington USA) Olaniran (1995) defined water pollution to be presence of
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