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The document discusses how humans impact the environment through activities like cutting down trees, burning fossil fuels, and plowing land, which can negatively affect ecosystems. It identifies several environmental problems caused by human activity, including different types of pollution, global warming due to increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere from fossil fuel use, deforestation which reduces forests, and loss of biodiversity and species extinction from global warming and deforestation.
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