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NCERT TELUGU-SOIL POLLUTION-EXERCISE
  1. What is the medical waste? Why is it called hazardous-waste? What is t...

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  2. What farm practices impact soil? Do they impact soil in a positive or ...

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  3. Rank the positive impact practices an order in which you think they sh...

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  4. What are the three main physical properties of soil? What effect do th...

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  5. What is PH? What is its range? What are the negative impact if the pH ...

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  6. What is soil fertility? What are the sources of soil fertility?

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  7. What is organic matter? Why it is it is important to plants?

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  8. What are the factors affecting organic matter levels in soil? How does...

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  9. What is solid waste? Explain best practices for solid waste management...

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  10. What is bioremediation? How it helps in controlling soil pollution?

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  11. How would soil texture affect the nutrients in soil? What would be its...

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  12. Why soil conservation is important to it to us? What will happen if no...

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  13. Name five things that live in soil. What do these things do to affect ...

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  14. Why are plastic bag a big environmental nuisance?

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  15. What soil problems do you find in your area? Prepare a list of those p...

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  16. Ravi said, "soil health is important", how can you support him?

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  17. what is soil ?

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  18. What is organic matter? Why it is it is important to plants?

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  19. What is top soil comprised of?

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  20. Explain biological properties of soil.

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