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Environmental degradation is defined as the deterioration of the environment through overuse of resources like air, water, and soil as well as the destruction of ecosystems and extinction of wildlife. The main causes discussed are deforestation, chemical effluents, air and water pollution, and a high number of industries which can damage the environment.
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