Which of the following is a point source of water pollution
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A point source is a single, identifiable source of pollution, such as a pipe or a drain. Industrial wastes are commonly discharged to rivers and the sea in this way. High risk point source waste discharges are regulated by EPA through the works approval and licensing system, and associated compliance and enforcement activities.
EPA’s regulation of point source waste discharges has been important in improving the quality of Victoria’s water environment over the past 40 years. No longer do we have raw sewage and abattoir waste continually flowing in our rivers as per the 1970s. While focus and effort is still needed to maintain and improve these further, some of the major threats to the health of Victoria’s water quality are now from nonpoint sources.
EPA’s regulation of point source waste discharges has been important in improving the quality of Victoria’s water environment over the past 40 years. No longer do we have raw sewage and abattoir waste continually flowing in our rivers as per the 1970s. While focus and effort is still needed to maintain and improve these further, some of the major threats to the health of Victoria’s water quality are now from nonpoint sources.
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An oil refinery
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