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low population density areas outside the city
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cities fall apart as people migrate to the suburbs
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large expanses of undeveloped land, suitable for grazing but not farming
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threats include soil erosion, soil compaction, etc.
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land degraded so much it is unable to support vegetation
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one strategy to deforestation
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leaving some full-grown trees to create a shelter for new trees
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used by timber companies to grow a lot of trees very fast
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fire that only burn underbrush, little damage to mature trees, is beneficial
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used to extract substances
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ground sinking down into open spaces below
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used to remove natural gas and petroleum
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increase demand for water
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amount of water taken that can be returned quickly through water treatment