Agriculture, an important part of Georgia life, is a threat to the fish populations throughout the state's freshwater habitats. All BUT ONE situation is a negative consequence of agriculture on the freshwater fish species in Georgia.
A)
Cattle access points contribute to sedimentation and nutrient pollution.
B)
Reducing water demand to prevent the need for constructing new
reservoirs.
Suspended sediment decreases water clarity and interferes with sight-
feeding and other visually oriented fish.
D)
Nutrient pollution from fertilizer runoff and animal waste can lead to algal
blooms, which in turn may affect water clarity and dissolved oxygen levels.