which is the best example of how one form of pollution affects another?\nthe fumes from a dams hydroelectric…

which is the best example of how one form of pollution affects another?\nthe fumes from a dams hydroelectric power causes air pollution.\nchemicals seeping from a manufacturing plant causes air pollution.\nthe use of natural fertilizer on infertile soil causes soil pollution.\nthe use of pesticides on plants causes air and water pollution.

which is the best example of how one form of pollution affects another?\nthe fumes from a dams hydroelectric power causes air pollution.\nchemicals seeping from a manufacturing plant causes air pollution.\nthe use of natural fertilizer on infertile soil causes soil pollution.\nthe use of pesticides on plants causes air and water pollution.

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Brief Explanations:

Hydroelectric power is clean - no fumes. Chemicals seeping from a plant mainly cause soil and water pollution rather than air pollution directly. Natural fertilizer on soil is not soil pollution. Pesticides can volatilize into the air and run - off into water, showing one form (pesticide use) affecting two other forms (air and water pollution).

Answer:

The use of pesticides on plants causes air and water pollution.