The given bar chart illustrates the three primary reasons of land damage in four areas in the world, namely Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe.
Overall, it is obvious that Africa and Asia have the highest figure for land destruction caused by all three reasons. Besides, breeding is the most popular reason which leads to land destruction in the four regions shown.
In Asia, the amount of land destroyed by tree-cutting is the largest, at 500 million hectares, while the amount of that is the second largest in Africa, at about 370 million hectares. Australia and Europe both have around 100 million hectares of land destroyed by the same cause.
Land devastation caused by breeding accounts for just over 1200 million hectares in total among four areas, the largest in Africa and the smallest in Europe. The amount of land damaged by farming in Asia is 4 times larger than that in Europe, (at nearly 420 million hectares compared to about 120 million hectares). Africa and Australia’s land damaged by farming are 300 million hectares and over 50 million hectares respectively.
The
given
bar chart illustrates the three primary reasons of
land
damage in four areas in the world,
namely
Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe.
Overall
, it is obvious that Africa and Asia have the highest figure for
land
destruction caused by all three reasons.
Besides
, breeding is the most popular reason which leads to
land
destruction in the four regions shown.
In Asia, the amount of
land
destroyed
by tree-cutting is the largest, at 500
million
hectares, while the amount of
that is
the second largest in Africa, at about 370
million
hectares. Australia and Europe both have around 100
million
hectares of
land
destroyed
by the same cause.
Land devastation caused by breeding accounts for
just
over 1200
million
hectares in total among four areas, the largest in Africa and the smallest in Europe. The amount of
land
damaged by farming in Asia is 4 times larger than that in Europe, (at
nearly
420
million
hectares compared to about 120
million
hectares). Africa and Australia’s
land
damaged by farming are 300
million
hectares and over 50
million
hectares
respectively
.