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This document lists various environmental topics such as deforestation, pollution, endangered species, and forms of energy production that impact the natural world such as factories, power stations, and acid rain. It also mentions natural landscapes and features like deserts, seas and oceans, and weather as well as man-made structures including motorways, housing estates, ports, and churches.

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