Environmental
In New Mexico, which of the following is the MOST significant water quality concern for properties near a dairy or feedlot operation?
ASalt from road de-icing
BNitrate contamination of groundwater from manure✓ Correct
CChlorine from swimming pools
DCarbon dioxide from cattle
Explanation
Large animal operations generate significant manure that can leach nitrates into groundwater. Nitrate contamination is a serious health risk (blue baby syndrome) and a potential liability for nearby property owners.
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