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THE CHARTS BELOW SHOW INFORMATION ABOUT LAND USE FOUR COUNTRIES

THE CHARTS BELOW SHOW INFORMATION ABOUT LAND USE FOUR COUNTRIES 0l9wG

The three pie charts illustrate the proportion of land is used for three purposes different including, pasture land, arable land, and non-agriculture land in Portugal, New Zealand (N. Z), Canada, and Norway. At the first glance, it is clear that almost 4 countries’ land is non-agriculture. Besides, except N. Z, other countries have a larger percentage of arable than pasture land. Observing the data in further detail, we can see that non-agriculture land makes up more than 90% of Canada and Norway, follow by Portugal is also relatively high, at 57%. In contrast, N. Z’s land is used for the pasture purpose is close behind at roughly 51% of non-agriculture land, at 48%. On the other hand, in Canada, Norway, and Portugal is just under 10% for the pasture area, with the rate of 2%, 1%, and 9% respectively. Whereas Portugal uses 34% of total land for arable, the other countries use less than 5% for this purpose.

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