Barbacoa ( barba'koa ) is a form of cooking meat that originated in the Caribbean with the TaÃ­no people, from which the term âbarbecueâ derives.
The effects of water pollution on ecosystems: A. are always immediate and lethal B. can magnify over time within food chains C. result mostly from point-source. pollution sources D. can be demonstrated by natural eutrophication. A. are always immediate and lethal.
Water pollution causes flooding due to the accumulation of solid waste and soil erosion in streams and rivers. Oil spills in the water causes animal to die when they ingest it or encounter it. Oil does not dissolve in water so it causes suffocation in fish and birds. Water Pollution Facts. Following are some facts on water pollution: 1  Fourteen billion pounds of garbage, which is mostly plastic, is dumped into the ocean every year. 2  The Ganges River in India is one the most polluted rivers in the world with sewage, trash, food, and animal remains.