What types of pollution in the Great Lakes has human activity caused? Check all that apply.

Industrial waste

Soil erosion

Sewage disposal

Runoff

Air pollution

Industrial Waste

Sewage Disposal

Runoff

The correct answers are A) Industrial waste. C) Sewage disposal. D) Runoff.

The types of pollution in the Great Lakes that human activity has caused are "industrial waste, sewage disposal, runoff."

Human activity has represented severe damage to the environment. In the case of the Great Lakes in, those above-mentioned reasons have causes of pollution for an important source of fresh water in the United States. These are the largest lakes in the country and are the Lake Michigan, Lake Uron, Lake Superior, Lake Ontario, and Lake Eire.