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 1  I,1   |         have economic, social and environmental costs.~
 2  I,8   |     resources without concern for environmental sustainability or without
 3  I,13  | institutions disintegrate and the environmental balance of their land is
 4  I,14  |                                   Environmental Consequences~21. Lastly,
 5  I,14  |        set in motion a process of environmental degradation that is hard
 6  I,14  |       rivers and lakes, and other environmental problems also contribute
 7  I,14  |   resulting timber, but plans for environmental rehabilitation are either
 8  I,14  |         Poverty is also linked to environmental degradation in a vicious
 9  I (15)|   landholdings, rural poverty and environmental degradation, see: World
10 II,6   |     centuries, thus causing major environmental degradation.~This should
11 III,3  |        but also in terms of their environmental compatibility.~Such examples
12 III,8  |    organization and their view of environmental issues, and, on the other