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07/22/2024
■Class discussion: o you ever swim in open water like a river, lake, or the ocean? Do you ever worry about exposure to polluted water? Do health officials regularly test beaches and swimming areas near you? Have they ever shut down swimming because of contamination from storm runoff or accidental spills? Most Olympic events will take place in pools, which are tested and treated for any contamination. Which do think is safer – a public pool used by many people and regularly tested, or a backyard pool used by a few people but checked irregularly?
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