The pie chart depicts the information about the causes of worldwide land degradation and the table shows these affected by three region such as North America, Europe, and Oceania during the 1990s.
Overall, it can be clearly seen that the maximum causes of less productivity is over grazing and total land degraded is maximum in Europe and at least in North America.
From the pie chart, the maximum causes of worldwide land degradation is over grazing with account 35% of agriculture land and another reason is deforestation which is 30%. While, over-cultivation accounted for 28% and the least reasons are other category about 5%.
According to the table, the highest percentage of land degradation is 23% in Europe in the 1990s and other two regions are followed by North America and Oceania were 5% and 13% respectively.
The pie chart depicts the information about the causes of worldwide
land
degradation and the table
shows
these
affected
by three
region
such as North America, Europe, and Oceania during the 1990s.
Overall
, it can be
clearly
seen
that the maximum causes of less productivity is over grazing and total
land
degraded is maximum in Europe and at least in North America.
From the pie chart, the maximum causes of worldwide
land
degradation is over grazing with account 35% of agriculture
land
and another reason is deforestation which is 30%. While, over-cultivation accounted for 28% and the least reasons are other category about 5%.
According to the table, the highest percentage of
land
degradation is 23% in Europe in the 1990s and other two regions
are followed
by North America and Oceania were 5% and 13%
respectively
.