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There are a lot more than two:

* Volcanoes (particulate and sulfur dioxide emissions) * Erosion (water pollution) * Red tide (fish kills) * Forest fires (Smoke, particulate,ecosystem destruction) * Lightning (ozone) * Oil seeps (oil pollution) * Decomposition and decay (methane) * Enteric gas emissions (methane) * Hot springs (H2S emissions, thermal pollution) * Arsenious rocks (water pollution) * Winter (fish kills) * Summer (fish kills) * Death (water contamination, methane and carbon dioxide emissions) * Life (ecosystem modifications) * Sunlight (cancer) * Radon (cancer) * Peanut mold (cancer)

* Drought (exosystem damage) * Floods (ecosystem damage)

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