A substance that enters Earth's cycles and does harm to living things is?
A. A pollutant.
B. Freshwater.
C. Hydrogen.
D. Oxygen.
A. A pollutant.
B. Freshwater.
C. Hydrogen.
D. Oxygen.
Isaac AbelA pollutant.
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A pollutant is any substance that renders the air, soil, water, or other natural resource harmful or unsuitable for a specific purpose.
Industrial activities can be a major source of air and water pollution.
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Maya AdamsThe substance that enters Earth's cycles and does harm to living things is called a pollutant.
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