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Pollution, that is, the contamination of air, water and soil with harmful substances, is often used as an example of a tragedy of the commons.

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	'''Pollution''', that is, the contamination of air or water with harmful substances, is often used as an example of a [[tragedy of the commons]].		'''Pollution''', that is, the contamination of air, water and soil with harmful substances, is often used as an example of a [[tragedy of the commons]].

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