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    Mining, deforestation through burning trees, and cutting down trees are damaging the environment by killing rivers and seas, devastating farming, and increasing temperatures which is leading to more floods and causing people to migrate due to growing demographic pressures and a declining population.

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    Research paradigm an example and a guide

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    Mining, deforestation through burning trees, and cutting down trees are damaging the environment by killing rivers and seas, devastating farming, and increasing temperatures which is leading to more floods and causing people to migrate due to growing demographic pressures and a declining population.

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    Mining Kills Rivers/seas: Research Paradigm

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    Edward Tadlas
    Mining, deforestation through burning trees, and cutting down trees are damaging the environment by killing rivers and seas, devastating farming, and increasing temperatures which is leading to more floods and causing people to migrate due to growing demographic pressures and a declining population.

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    Research Paradigm

    Mining

    Kills rivers/seas

    Deforestation by Burning of trees

    Devastate farming

    Increasing of temperature Growing demographic pressure

    Decline of the population

    Cutting of trees

    Floods

    Migration

    Implication of the population

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