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1 anthropogenic contamination
contamination anthropique; pollution anthropiqueEnglish-French dictionary of Geography > anthropogenic contamination
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2 contamination
contamination de l'environnement; pollution de l'environnement* -
3 anthropogenic
anthropique; anthropogène* -
4 anthropogenic pollution
contamination anthropique; pollution anthropiqueEnglish-French dictionary of Geography > anthropogenic pollution
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5 pollution
contamination de l'environnement; pollution de l'environnement* -
6 environment
environnement; milieu naturel*
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