The pond waters in a location in florida had an unusual taste and smell. investigations revealed that storm water runoffs had carried huge amounts of animal wastes into the pond waters. what are people in the location most likely to do to prevent the water pollution? train pet animals not to litter public places grow trees and shrubs to prevent surface runoffs use animal wastes as compost for the plants and trees in the garden pick up dog and cat wastes around the house or while walking the pet

Grow trees and shrubs to prevent surface runoffs

Explanation:

As you can see in the question above, the unusual taste and smell of the waters of the lagoon at a location in Florida, was the result of animal waste brought to the lagoon by runoff. Therefore, we can state that to avoid this problem, the ideal would be to prevent runoff.

Surface runoff is the name given to the flow of water that can run on the surface of a soil that is already soaked, because the water has not infiltrated that soil, causing runoff.

Vegetation planting is ideal to prevent runoff from occurring. The existence of trees and shrubs, provide a barrier to the flow of water and even allow the soil to infiltrate water more efficiently, preventing waterlogging. Based on this, we can say that planting trees and shrubs would prevent animal waste from coming into contact with the pond water, in addition to preventing soil erosion.

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