In this photographic, there are 2 charts: a pie chart and a bar chart. The pie chart clearly depicts information regarding the proportion of land degraded by 3 particularly cause (de forestation, over-cultivation, and over-grazing), while the table well compare the percentage of degraded land in 3 specific regions (North America, Europe, and Oceania).
In the pie chart, it can be noticeable that the amount of land area devastated by over-grazing (35%) is higher than that by other causes. Meanwhile, although there is almost as much land spoiled by deforestation (30%) as they by over-cultivation (28%). Interestingly, the figure of land destroyer by other causes account for the lowest at 7%.
In the table, it can be notice that Europe experiences the highest volume of defaced land at 23%, which come from deforestation at 9. 8%, over-cultivation at 7. 7%, and over-grazing (5. 5%). Meanwhile, although there is 13% of corrupted land in Oceania, derived from over-grazing at 11. 3% and deforestation (1. 7%); however, there is on piece of land in this region damaged by over-cultivation. Finally, North America undergoes the largest sum of destructed land at only 5% from over-cultivation at 3. 3%, over-grazing at 15%, and deforestation at 0. 2%.
In this photographic, there are 2
charts
: a pie
chart
and a bar
chart
. The pie
chart
clearly
depicts information regarding the proportion of
land
degraded by 3
particularly
cause (
de forestation
, over-cultivation, and over-grazing), while the table well compare the percentage of degraded
land
in 3 specific regions (North America, Europe, and Oceania).
In the pie
chart
, it can be noticeable that the amount of
land
area devastated by over-grazing (35%) is higher than that by other causes. Meanwhile, although there is almost as much
land
spoiled by
deforestation
(30%) as they
by
over-cultivation (28%).
Interestingly
, the figure of
land
destroyer by other causes account for the lowest at 7%.
In the table, it can be notice that Europe experiences the highest volume of defaced
land
at 23%, which
come
from
deforestation
at 9. 8%, over-cultivation at 7. 7%, and over-grazing (5. 5%). Meanwhile, although there is 13% of corrupted
land
in Oceania, derived from over-grazing at 11. 3% and
deforestation
(1. 7%);
however
, there is on piece of
land
in this region damaged by over-cultivation.
Finally
, North America undergoes the largest sum of destructed
land
at
only
5% from over-cultivation at 3. 3%, over-grazing at 15%, and
deforestation
at 0. 2%.