The pie chart below is divided into four different sections, illustrates the main reasons why agricultural land degrades around the world, while the table compares the degradation by regions, including North America, Europe and the Oceania, during the 1990s.
The predominant reason for land degradation would be over-grazing, taking up a percentage of 35 while deforestation fell into the second main reason with only five percent behind. Over-cultivation is the third major cause of the agricultural land to degrade. Each of the three reasons takes up roughly the similar equation while the other factors only cover 7 percent in the chart.
In Europe, the degradation is the worst in comparison to the other two regions, having the majority of the land degraded from the result of deforestation. Oceania has the total degradation of 13 percent with two main reasons that are responsible for the less productive agricultural land, including over-grazing and deforestation. Over-cultivation, however, has none effect toward the land in Oceania according to the table.
North America has the least degradation in the lands in the table below. It indicates that the land degraded in only five percent in the 1990s with the main cause of over-cultivation, taking up the percentage of 3. 3 of the total degradation of 5 percent.
The pie chart below
is divided
into four
different
sections, illustrates the
main
reasons
why agricultural
land
degrades around the world, while the table compares the
degradation
by regions, including North America, Europe and the Oceania, during the 1990s.
The predominant
reason
for
land
degradation
would be over-grazing, taking up a percentage of 35 while deforestation fell into the second
main
reason
with
only
five
percent
behind. Over-cultivation is the third major cause of the agricultural
land
to degrade. Each of the three
reasons
takes up roughly the similar equation while the other factors
only
cover 7
percent
in the chart.
In Europe, the
degradation
is the worst
in comparison
to the other two regions, having the majority of the
land
degraded from the result of deforestation. Oceania has the total
degradation
of 13
percent
with two
main
reasons
that are responsible for the less productive agricultural
land
, including over-grazing and deforestation. Over-cultivation,
however
, has none effect toward the
land
in Oceania according to the table.
North America has the least
degradation
in the
lands
in the table below. It indicates that the
land
degraded in
only
five
percent
in the 1990s with the
main
cause of over-cultivation, taking up the percentage of 3. 3 of the total
degradation
of 5
percent
.
2Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
28Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
0Mistakes