MT LAWS (L9)

Question 1

To ensure that the quality of water is safe for human consumption, it has undergo the process of

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filtration and purification

Question 2

among the largest dams in the country.

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Ambuklao Dam and Hydroelectric Power Plant in Bokod Benguest

Question 3

Another source of water and hydroelectric power

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Magat Dam in Isabela

Question 4

In Metro Manila, the main sources of water

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Angat Dam, the Ipo Dam, and the La Mesa Dam.

Question 5

what are the water services

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agriculture, industries, domestic use

Question 6

This is the main focus of agricultural water management for irrigation.

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agriculture

Question 7

Industrial water is mainly used in factories, finished products, and industrial plants and mines

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industries

Question 8

the alternative supporting agencies of the government.

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Non-government organizations

Question 9

These organizations include cooperatives, barangay water service associations, and rural water supply

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Community based organization

Question 10

he management, provision, and maintenance of water supply to the different districts have been devolved

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Local Government Units

Question 11

These are government-funded and controlled municipal entities.

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Water districts

Question 12

They usually supply water to the different cities and municipalities outside Manila

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water districts

Question 13

They comprise the homeowner associations, individual entrepreneurs, and real estate developers.

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Small-scale independent provides

Question 14

These corporations operate within Metro Manila.

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large-scale private operators

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mainly caused by chemicals, living organisms, and human activities

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Water pollution

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Includes bacteria, viruses, fungi, or parasites

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1st category

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is the oxygen-demanding wastes.

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2nd category

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water-soluble inorganic pollutants like acid, base, salts, and toxic metals.

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3rd category

Question 19

nutrients

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4th category

Question 20

includes organic substances such as oils, plastics, and pesticides.

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5th pollutant

Question 21

radioactive compounds

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last category

Question 22

sources of water pollutants

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farming, business, households

Question 23

The use of pesticides and herbicides leads to water pollution

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farming

Question 24

Whether a food establishment or a manufacturer of finished products, business consumes water

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business

Question 25

Sewage generated by houses or runoff from septic tanks into nearby waterways introduces organic pollutants that can cause eutrophication

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household

Question 26

Also known as the Code on Sanitation of the Philippines

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Presidential Decree No. 856

Question 27

Presidential Decree No. 856

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Code on Sanitation of the Philippines

Question 28

It was enacted to promote the health and safe consumption of water.

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Presidential Decree No. 856

Question 29

Known as Presidential Decree No. 1067

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1976 NATIONAL WATER CODE (P.D.1067)

Question 30

1976 NATIONAL WATER CODE

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Presidential Decree No. 1067

Question 31

Republic Act No. 9275

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PHILIPPINE WATER ACT OF 2004 (RA 9275)

Question 32

PHILIPPINE WATER ACT OF 2004

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Republic Act No. 9275

Question 33

It provides consistent protection, preservation, and revival of the quality of water system in the Philippines.

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PHILIPPINE WATER ACT OF 2004 (RA 9275)

Question 34

This code was enacted on the premise that all the waters of the Philippines belong to the state.

Answer 34

1976 NATIONAL WATER CODE (P.D.1067)