The hypoxic zone in the Gulf of Mexico is not unique; at least 200 dead zones exist at estuaries and along seacoasts worldwide. These low-oxygen regions share many of the same causes, and they all have ecological and economic repercussions for ecosystems and people. Fortunately, we can pursue strategies to lessen the number, severity, and impacts of dead zones. The following list includes examples of factors that contribute to the development of dead zones (the cause), the consequences that result from dead zones, and possible solutions. Which of the following are solutions to dead zones? Select all that are true. Group of answer choices death of aquatic organisms that cannot escape policies to promote no-till agriculture nutrients released from municipal and industrial wastewater nitrogen runoff from agricultural fertilizers and manure reduction of fertilizer use to decrease nutrient pollution from farms construction of wetlands to absorb nutrients phosphorus from urban and suburban fertilizer runoff and eroded sediments economic losses for fisheries shifts in the marine food web