Waterway Pollution
Waterways are essential to an ecosystem because they keep . One way that missouri's waterways have been polluted was when industrial facilities dumped more than 2.1 million pounds of toxic chemicals into Missouri's waterways in 2012. In addition, the Missouri River is a big ecosystem for a lot of wildlife so it’s important for the wellbeing of many organisms. With construction damming and shortening, this has severely impacted the health of wildlife and the natural ecology of the river. The river originally had 161 islands but now only has 18. This radical change with the rivers flow and depth has also negatively impacted the natural cycle of the aquatic life. Another way the Missouri River has been polluted was in 2009
Waterways are essential to an ecosystem because they keep . One way that missouri's waterways have been polluted was when industrial facilities dumped more than 2.1 million pounds of toxic chemicals into Missouri's waterways in 2012. In addition, the Missouri River is a big ecosystem for a lot of wildlife so it’s important for the wellbeing of many organisms. With construction damming and shortening, this has severely impacted the health of wildlife and the natural ecology of the river. The river originally had 161 islands but now only has 18. This radical change with the rivers flow and depth has also negatively impacted the natural cycle of the aquatic life. Another way the Missouri River has been polluted was in 2009