Question

question 1 5 pts soil contamination, resulting in cases in indigenous communities, is likely the result of what activity? fertilizing with manure marine mammal butchering row crop harvesting improper canning

Explanation:

Fertilizing with manure is generally a natural - like process and not likely to cause severe soil contamination. Marine mammal butchering, row crop harvesting, and improper canning are not directly related to soil contamination. Industrial or improper waste - related activities are more likely causes, but among the given options, none are typical causes of soil contamination. However, if we assume that improper handling in general related to agricultural or food - processing activities could potentially lead to some form of soil pollution, none of these are strong candidates. But if we had to choose, improper canning might have a very remote chance of causing some chemical runoff that could affect soil, though it's a stretch.

Answer:

None of the above options are typical causes of soil contamination, but if forced to choose, Improper canning has a very remote possibility.