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The document discusses economic and environmental issues in South Asia, including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Sri Lanka. It mentions key industries like textiles, jute production, and computer software. It also notes environmental problems facing the region like soil erosion, deforestation, and increasing air and water pollution from industrialization and population growth. Cooperation between countries is important to address shared environmental challenges.

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Core Words 土壤侵蚀 soil erosion 森林砍伐 deforestation 孟买 Bombay 新德里 New Delhi 计算机软件 computer software 纺织业 textiles 黄麻 jute 家庭手工业 cottage industry

Extension Words 金奈 Chennai 〈化〉锰 manganese 腰果 cashew nuts 石灰岩 limestone

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Chapt 18 lesson 4

1. Lesson 4 Economy and Environment

3. Core Words 土壤侵蚀 soil erosion 森林砍伐 deforestation 孟买 Bombay 新德里 New Delhi 计算机软件 computer software 纺织业 textiles 黄麻 jute 家庭手工业 cottage industry

4. Extension Words 金奈 Chennai 〈化〉锰 manganese 腰果 cashew nuts 石灰岩 limestone

7. Indo-Gangetic plain

9. Jute

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14. cottage industry

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