Which would be considered pollution under the U.S.... - USCG Deck General

Which would be considered pollution under the U.S. water pollution laws?

A Oil

B Hazardous substances

C Garbage

D All of the above

AI Explanation

The correct answer is D) All of the above. Under the U.S. water pollution laws, oil, hazardous substances, and garbage are all considered forms of pollution that are regulated and prohibited from being discharged into U.S. waters. The Clean Water Act and related regulations define these substances as pollutants that can harm the environment and aquatic life, and require proper handling and disposal to prevent their release. Therefore, the comprehensive answer that covers all these regulated pollutants is the correct choice.

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Which would be considered pollution under the U.S. water pollution laws?

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