The pie chart shows the main reasons why agricultural land become less productive. The table shows how these causes affected three regions of the world during 1990. v.1
The pie chart shows the main reasons why agricultural land become less productive. The table shows how these causes affected three regions of the world during 1990. v. 1
The circular representation reveals the information about the global farmland destruction by three main activities: over cultivation, deforestation, and overgrazing. Whereas, the tabular chart demonstrates the total land degraded in three nations, during the period of 1990.
Overall, it is crystal clear that, overgrazing is the main culprit of soil depletion, compares to the other three factors, in the case of Europe region.
In the first glance, the highest proportion of land damage was caused by overgrazing, was claimed to be more than third, in the year 1990. Apart from this, the another major culprits were deforestation, and over cultivation, which constituted 30% and 28% respectively, of the total lost land. Although, other causes had been accounted for just 7%, of the degraded earth.
Probing ahead, according to the table, Europe was adversely affected region with 23% of the total land, destroyed by deforestation at 9. 8%, overgrazing at 5. 5%, and over cultivation at 7. 7%, respectively. In contrast, North America suffered least damage of the total land destruction, was just 5%. Furthermore, not only was over cultivation insignificant in Oceania, but also deforestation had a negligible impact. Despite of this, it was highly affected by overgrazing(11. 3%).
The circular representation reveals the information about the global farmland destruction by three main activities:
over
cultivation
,
deforestation
, and overgrazing. Whereas, the tabular chart demonstrates the
total
land
degraded in three nations, during the period of 1990.
Overall
, it is crystal
clear
that, overgrazing is the main culprit of soil depletion, compares to the other three factors, in the case of Europe region.
In the
first
glance, the highest proportion of
land
damage
was caused
by overgrazing,
was claimed
to be more than third, in the year 1990. Apart from this, the another major culprits were
deforestation
, and
over
cultivation
, which constituted 30% and 28%
respectively
, of the
total
lost
land
. Although, other causes had
been accounted
for
just
7%, of the degraded earth.
Probing ahead, according to the table, Europe was
adversely
affected
region with 23% of the
total
land
,
destroyed
by
deforestation
at 9. 8%, overgrazing at 5. 5%, and
over
cultivation
at 7. 7%,
respectively
.
In contrast
, North America suffered
least
damage of
the
total
land
destruction, was
just
5%.
Furthermore
, not
only
was
over
cultivation
insignificant in Oceania,
but
also
deforestation
had a negligible impact.
Despite of
this, it was
highly
affected
by overgrazing(11. 3%).
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