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 can have dire consequences for plants, animals and even ecosystems as a whole. The specific effects vary depending on what pollutants enter the environment. Sometimes, water pollution causes an explosion of new plant growth by providing necessary nutrients and food.cid Rain. Water pollution that alters a plantâs surrounding pH level, such as acid rain, can harm or kill the plant. Acid rain forms because of atmospheric sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, which are emitted from natural and human-made sources. These include volcanic activity and burning fossil fuels.