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The image is a diagram depicting the process of pollutants entering a river and flowing into the ocean. The diagram includes a "Fast Flowing River" labeled at the top, with dots representing the water flow moving from left to right towards the "Ocean" labeled at the right end. Below the river, there is a "River Bed" label, and beneath it, an area labeled "Nitrogen Fixation" which is described as "(Bacteria) in river plants." To the bottom right, there are two boxes: one labeled "Pollutants from Farming (Nitrogen from Fertilisers)" and the other labeled "Pollutants from Industry (Heavy Metals)." Each box contains a cluster of dots meant to symbolize the respective pollutants. No numerical data points, percentages, or specific countries or categories are visible in the image.
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The diagram illustrates how pollutants from farming and industrial activity enter a river system and are eventually carried to the ocean.
Overall, pollutants from both sources follow a similar path: they enter the river at different points but are transported downstream by the fast-flowing current before accumulating in the ocean.
Pollutants from farming originate mainly from nitrogen-based fertilisers used on agricultural land. These chemicals seep into the river bed and mix with the water. Once in the river, the nitrogen particles are spread over a large area by the strong current and are eventually washed out into the ocean.
Industrial pollutants, such as heavy metals, enter the river from factories located near the water. Although they come from a different source, these particles also travel along the same route as farming pollutants. Carried by the fast-moving river, industrial waste is dispersed throughout the water and finally reaches the ocean, where it accumulates alongside agricultural pollutants.
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