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The document discusses environmental degradation, including its definition as the deterioration of the environment through depletion of resources and destruction of ecosystems. It notes that environmental degradation occurs through causes such as pollution and overuse of natural resources. The effects of environmental degradation include damage to habitats and wildlife. Potential solutions to environmental degradation are also mentioned.
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3) Powerful kingdoms like the Cheras, Pandyas, and Cholas rose in Southern India, benefiting from increased trade via sea routes.
4) Religions and culture spread across trade networks and through foreign rulers, with Buddhism spreading extensively through missionaries and travelers.
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