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A coastal community reports a significant increase in 'dead zones'—areas in the water with insufficient oxygen to support fish and other marine life. The local economy is dominated by two major industries: a large agricultural operation that heavily relies on chemical fertilizers, and a factory that produces plastic packaging. Based on this information, what is the most probable direct cause of these 'dead zones'?

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