The pie chart below show the main reasons why agricultural land becomes less productive. The table shows how these causes affected three regions of the world during the 1990s.
The first chart displays the major causes of global
land
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degradation
. The second graph, how three regions of the world were affected by forest clearance, Use synonyms
over-cultivation
, and over-grazing in the 1990s, is depicted. Use synonyms
Overall
, the root cause Linking Words
for
worldwide Change preposition
of
land
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degradation
was allocated to over-grazing. Use synonyms
Moreover
, Europe had the highest share of farmland Linking Words
degradation
than other regions.
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According to
the first chart, the biggest reason for global Linking Words
land
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degradation
was devoted to over-grazing, which is 35 Use synonyms
percent
. Change the spelling
per cent
Additionally
, nearly one-third and 28 % of the world's degraded Linking Words
land
accounted for forest clearance and Use synonyms
over-cultivation
, respectively, Use synonyms
while
that of other Linking Words
firm
accounted for Fix the agreement mistake
firms
land
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degradation
, which is not clearly specified (7%).
The second graph shows Europe had almost a quarter of its Use synonyms
land
degraded, and the main causes of Use synonyms
this
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due to
deforestation (approximately one in ten Linking Words
percent
) and Change the spelling
per cent
over-cultivation
(about 8%). Despite the fact that over-grazing played Use synonyms
the
crucial role in Correct article usage
a
land
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degradation
in Oceania, accounting for 11.3%; Use synonyms
over-cultivation
did not have any impact on the Use synonyms
land
. Use synonyms
In addition
, 3.3% of Linking Words
land
was destroyed Use synonyms
due to
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over- grazing
in North America, meanwhile the figure for forest clearance stood at 0.2%.Correct your spelling
over-grazing
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