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What is thermal pollution?

Thermal pollution is the artificial warming of water by hot water discharged from factories and power plants. Such water contains oxygen, which causes death in aquatic species.

Thermal pollution is the artificial warming of {natural} water by hot water discharged from factories and power plants. Such water contains {less} oxygen, which causes death in aquatic species.

Thermal pollution is the artificial warming of water by hot water discharged from factories and power plants

Explanation:

Thermal pollution is the degrading of water quality by any process that changes  the ambient temperature of the water and this also cause the death of aquatic species living in the water. a source of thermal pollution is the use of water from rivers and seas as coolant by factories and thermal pollution  can also be caused by soil erosion as well. thermal pollution damages water ecosystems and reduces the oxygen level as well in the water.

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