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The 42 pages that link to Water pollution, each with the reason it gives.

• Water scarcityRelated: Contamination shrinks the share of water that is safe and usable.

• Water qualityRelated: Pollution can alter the physical, chemical, or biological properties used to judge quality.

• TextileRelated: Textile dyeing and finishing can release pollutants into waterways without adequate treatment.

• Fast fashionRelated: Textile dyeing and finishing can discharge pollutants when wastewater is poorly treated.

• Water cycleRelated: Runoff and infiltration can carry pollutants between land, rivers, groundwater, and oceans.

• Continental DivideRelated: A divide helps identify which downstream rivers may receive runoff or contaminants.

• Fish gillRelated: Pollutants can damage gill tissue or impair oxygen uptake.

• Lake TanganyikaRelated: Runoff, sewage, and other pollution sources affect shoreline waters and habitats.

• Inland waterwayRelated: Shipping, terminals, and associated industry can add pollution to navigable waters.

• SewerageRelated: Poor collection or treatment allows sewage to pollute rivers, lakes, and coastal waters.

• Soil contaminationRelated: Soil pollutants can leach into water, while water pollution can also contaminate soil.

• Sustainable fashionRelated: Textile dyeing and finishing can release pollutants into water unless they are controlled.

• Yucatán PeninsulaRelated: Pollutants can enter the peninsula’s connected groundwater through porous limestone.

• Water resource managementRelated: Pollution control determines whether managed supplies remain usable and ecosystems remain healthy.

• Mountaintop removal miningRelated: Runoff from mined areas can carry dissolved minerals and other contaminants into waterways.

• Environmental policyRelated: Water pollution prompts standards, permits, and cleanup requirements.

• Sodium chlorateRelated: Chlorate released into water can persist and affect aquatic organisms and drinking-water quality.

• HydrosphereRelated: Pollution changes the quality of water within rivers, lakes, oceans, and aquifers.

• River transportRelated: Vessel operations and port activity can contribute pollutants to rivers.

• Garment industryRelated: Dyeing and wet processing can release pollutants into waterways.

• Copper(II) sulfateRelated: Improper release can add toxic copper to waterways and sediments.

• Lake BiwaRelated: Pollution control became central to protecting Lake Biwa as a drinking-water source.

• Sanitary engineeringRelated: Poorly managed sewage and runoff can degrade rivers, lakes, and coastal waters.

• Environmental crimeRelated: Illegal discharges can poison water, damage aquatic life, and threaten drinking supplies.

• Issyk-KulRelated: Runoff, wastewater, and shoreline development can threaten Issyk-Kul’s water quality.

• Kagera RiverRelated: Agricultural runoff and settlements can affect water quality across the basin.

• Laguna de BayRelated: Urban, industrial, and agricultural runoff threatens the lake’s water quality.

• Sodium sulfideRelated: Sulfide releases can deplete oxygen and create toxic conditions in aquatic environments.

• Chesapeake and Delaware CanalRelated: Shipping and connected waterways make pollution control part of the canal's environmental management.

• CilegonRelated: Industrial discharge and coastal activity make water quality consequential for Cilegon.

• Fresh waterRelated: Pollution can make freshwater unusable even when its quantity is sufficient.

• Giant otter shrewRelated: Pollutants can degrade the streams and prey populations on which the shrew relies.

• Misgurnus fossilisRelated: Pollution and degraded water quality can threaten the shallow habitats it occupies.

• PattayaRelated: Urban growth and tourism place pressure on the quality of Pattaya Bay’s coastal waters.

• River kingfisherRelated: Pollution can reduce prey availability and expose fish-eating birds to contaminants.

• Smooth-coated otterRelated: Polluted rivers can degrade prey populations and the otter's aquatic habitat.

• Strontium nitrateRelated: Dissolved nitrate from releases can contribute to nutrient pollution in waterways.