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Ships pollute the seas by leaking or allowing oil or other non-seawater liquids to escape, or by dumping refuse or garbage overboard. Most countries have very strict laws governing marine pollution by boats and ships. In the US for example, leaking even a small amount (a few gallons) of gas or oil overboard can lead to a hefty fine.
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What can people do to help keep your waters clean?
dont pollute it
Why might the fisherman in these waters be upset bout large amount of jellyfish?
because they too big
What are threats for trout?
Fisherman and polluted waters. Bigger Fish. Or maybe "Hey, you, Trout, you're gonna die!!!"
What is the Roman for god who carries a fisherman's trident?
The Roman god who carries a fisherman's trident is Neptune. Neptune is the god of the sea and freshwater bodies in Roman mythology, often depicted holding a trident, which symbolizes his authority over the waters.
How do you use the word plying in a sentence?
The fisherman spent the whole day plying the waters of the ocean in search of a big catch.
How do ocean affect land?
they pollute it they pollute it
How can you pollute land?
You can pollute the land by littering and using gas in cars. I suggest you don't pollute.
What do wolves pollute?
Wolves pollute nothing. They only give to the Earth. Humans are the one's who pollute everything. >:<
Why was Poseidon's trident given to him?
His trident is his symbol. It also represents his power. The trident is what fisherman used to use to catch fish. So a trident was the perfect symbol for him because he is in control of the waters.
How do you spell polution?
The correct spelling is pollution (contamination or impurities).
Where do people pollute water?
people pollute there waste in oceans
When was Let's Pollute created?
Let's Pollute was created in 2010.
