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30 May, 23:53

Rivers and streams are biodiverse ecosystems that are sensitive to change.

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  1. 31 May, 00:18
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    Yes, this statement is correct!

    For example, some rivers no longer support life (fishes, etc) except close to their sources due to the high pollution that they suffer because many pipes with waste are directed to the rivers. (one example of a very polluted river is the Ganges river in India).
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