Read the scenario in the picture and answer the following questions.1. List as many concerns or questions that you would have if you were a resident of Mary Beth's hometown 2. To whom would you look to address your concerns? (How would you find answers to your questions?)3. Suggest possible explanations for the color in the water. The following case is based on a true story that took place around the year 1982.Mary Beth watched the children splash in the cool, clear water of a stream at Yellow Creek StateRecreation Park. She had stopped to take a short break on her drive home from college to herhometown in western Pennsylvania. This wasn't a holiday trip or even fall break; the fully loaded cartold a different story. Mary Beth wouldn't be returning to school to finish the semester. Her motherhad been diagnosed with cancer and Mary Beth was withdrawing from school to be with her duringsurgery and to help her through the grueling process of chemotherapy.As Mary Beth watched the children play she recalled her own childhood and another stream thatwove its way through her home town. Sulfur Creek, as it was called, had not been picturesque andMary Beth had never played in it. Orange sludge coated the creek bed and stained the water. Therewere no fish, no insects, and no plants; nothing lived in Sulfur Creek. Along the banks, however,many residents had homes, including Mary Beth's family.

Why does Sulfur Creek have orange sludge and stained water? Is it safe for the environment and…

Read the scenario in the picture and answer the following questions. 1. List as many concerns or questions that you would have if you were a resident of Mary Beth's hometown 2. To whom would you look to address your concerns? (How would you find answers to your questions?) 3. Suggest possible explanations for the color in the water.

Read the scenario in the picture and answer the following questions. 1. List as many concerns or questions that you would have if you were a resident of Mary Beth's hometown 2. To whom would you look to address your concerns? (How would you find answers to your questions?) 3. Suggest possible explanations for the color in the water.