The pie chart describes the proportion of four reasons resulting land degradation globally, and the table compares the causes of land degradation among North America, Europe, and Ocenia.
We can see from the pie chart that over-grazing takes the biggest responsibility for worldwide land degradation, and more land in Europe become less productive than in North America and Ocenia.
Globally, 35% of land loss is caused by over-grazing and followed by deforestation, which accounts for 30% of global land degradation. Over-cultivation results in 28% of land loss.
Looking at the causes in different regions, land loss i Ocenia is mainly influenced by over-grazing ( 11. 3%), while over-cultivation contribute most to the land degradation in North America. Both factors lead to over half of the total land loss in said regions. In Europe, deforestation, over-cultivation, and over-grazing together contribute to 23% land loss in Europe.
The pie chart
describes
the proportion of four reasons resulting
land
degradation
globally, and the table compares the causes of
land
degradation
among North America, Europe, and
Ocenia
.
We can
see
from the pie chart that over-grazing takes the biggest responsibility for worldwide
land
degradation
, and more
land
in Europe become less productive than in North America and
Ocenia
.
Globally, 35% of
land
loss
is caused
by over-grazing and followed by deforestation, which accounts for 30% of global
land
degradation
. Over-cultivation results in 28% of
land
loss.
Looking at the causes in
different
regions,
land
loss
i
Ocenia
is
mainly
influenced by over-grazing
(
11. 3%), while over-cultivation contribute most to the
land
degradation
in North America. Both factors lead to over half of the total
land
loss
in said regions. In Europe, deforestation, over-cultivation, and over-grazing together contribute to 23%
land
loss
in Europe.