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state methods for the prevention of water pollution; compare primary, secondary and tertiary treatment of sewage and know necessary legislative measures for prevention of water pollution in the country. 34.1 Water Resources on Earth You may be aware that about three fourths of our planet earth’s surface is covered by water.
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