The Pie chart below depicts the causes for the less production of agricultural land. While, the table demonstrates the reasons for degradation in the North America, Europe, and Oceania during the 1990s. Over-grazing was the top most cause of land degradation worldwide and the Europe had maximum degraded land among the three.
Over-gazing caused greater than one-third of the total land degradation globally. It was followed by deforestation, over cultivation and other causes with a percentage of 30, 28 and seven respectively. However, among the three given areas, the Europe had the highest non-productive land of 23%, The main contribution to this was from deforestation. The Oceania was second, with the uncultivated land of 13%, however, the main reason for it was the same as the cause for worldwide degradation. Opposite to these, the North-America had the highest productive land with a degraded land of only five percent, which was almost totally caused by over-cultivation.
To sum up, over-cultivation was dominant cause for global land degradation. However, the major reasons in various region of the globe were different.
The Pie chart below depicts the
causes
for the less production of agricultural
land
. While, the table demonstrates the reasons for
degradation
in the North America, Europe, and Oceania during the 1990s. Over-grazing was the top most
cause
of
land
degradation
worldwide and the Europe had maximum degraded
land
among the three.
Over-gazing caused greater than one-third of the total
land
degradation
globally. It
was followed
by deforestation, over cultivation and other
causes
with a percentage of 30, 28 and seven
respectively
.
However
, among the three
given
areas, the Europe had the highest non-productive
land
of 23%, The main contribution to this was from deforestation. The Oceania was second, with the uncultivated
land
of 13%,
however
, the main reason for it was the same as the
cause
for worldwide
degradation
. Opposite to these, the North-America had the highest productive
land
with a degraded
land
of
only
five percent, which was almost
totally
caused by over-cultivation.
To sum up, over-cultivation was dominant
cause
for global
land
degradation
.
However
, the major reasons in various region of the globe were
different
.
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