The two charts give information about the main causes of land degradation: while the first one provides data on the major reasons that make the soil less productive, the second one compares the percentage of land degrada
The chart illustrates why all the farming lands are not as productive as they used to be. The table gives information about how this influenced the countries of North America, Europe and Oceania between the years 1990
Agricultural land's inefficiency has several main causes that affect the three regions of the world. These are clearly seen in the given illustrations.
In 1930, 75% of the labour force in the USA was employed in farming, fishing and foresting while only 10% worked in sales and office and trade. At the same time both the Industrial sector and the technical sector constit
The pie chart illustrates the main reasons why agricultural land becomes less productive. The table describes how these causes affected three regions of world during the 1990s
The pie chart provides the contributions of each five reasons why farmland became less efficient, with a table that reveals the statistics of how North America, Europe and Oceania had been impacted by these causes during
The pie chart depicts the main causes of global land degradation and the table demonstrates % and how these causes affected North America, Europe, and Oceania during the 1990s.
The given pie chart depicts the major causes of worldwide land degradation while the table illustrates the percentage of land degradation in three areas namely North America, Europe, and Oceania was affected by the reaso
A glance at the pie chart reveals some information about the causes of global land degradation, and the table illustrates the causes of land degradation by region over a 10-year period. Overall, it is clear that the main
The pie chart illustrates the cause of worldwide land degradable. The table also represents that how three regions ( North America, Europe, Oceania) were affected by the causes of land degradation during the 1990s.
The given pie chart presented the causes of the decreasing productivity of agricultural land. Meanwhile, the table gives information on the regions, in which this problem occurred. Therefore, I will summarize the main el
The chart gives information about the declining quality of productivity of agricultural land, while the table illustrates the points why it occurred with efficiency in three different places in the world during the 1990s
A glance at the pie chart provided reveals,the major reasons that lead to land degradation.Meanwhile the table depicts how these reasons could effect on 3 parts of the world in1990s.
These figures dipect the major reasons why agricultural land turns less productive and how these causes are impacted in three areas of the world during the 1990s. It is clear from the graphs that the over-grazing is one
The provided graphs show the reasons that contributed to the decreased productivity of agricultural lands and also depicts the land degradation percentage in three regions.
The first pie chart illustrates major factors that lead to the deterioration of agricultural land. The table shows the situation in three world areas where these factors were influenced throughout the 1990s.
The pie chart demonstrates why causes agricultural land produces less than before survey years. The table illustrates how deforestation, over-cultivation, and over-grazing affected three regions (North America, Europe, a
The given pie-chart delineates the factors which affect negatively the productivity of agricultural lands and the table elaborates on the indicators of land degradation in three areas of the world according to mentioned
The pie graph displays the principal causes why farming land deteriorates while the table illustrates how three regions of the planet were affected by these factors in the 1990s.
The pie chart illustrates the main reasons why agricultural continent becomes less productive. The causes are over-grazing, deforestation, over-cultivation, and other causes of worldwide land degradation. In addition, th