The pie chart below represents the main reasons why agricultural land becomes less productive. The bar chart shows how these causes affected three regions of the world in the 1990s. Summarise the data by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.
The presented graphs illustrate the primary causes of
land
degradation
globally and provide statistics on the proportion of these causes in North America, Europe
, and Oceania
.
The pie chart reveals that the factors contributing to land
degradation
are threefold. The most significant cause is over-grazing, accounting for 35% of the total degradation
. This
is closely followed by deforestation at 30%,
and Remove the comma
apply
over-cultivation
at 28%. Together, these three causes represent 93% of the total, with the remaining 7% attributed to other factors.
The accompanying table shows the percentage of degraded land
in three regions. Europe
has the highest percentage of degraded land
at 23%, followed by Oceania
at 13%. In Europe
, the high level of land
degradation
is primarily due to
deforestation (9.8%) and over-cultivation
(7.7%). In Oceania
, over-grazing is the dominant cause, with a strikingly high rate of 11.3%. In contrast
, North America has a total land
degradation
of 5%, which is mainly due to
over-cultivation
(3.3%).
Overall
, it is evident that deforestation in Europe
and over-grazing in Oceania
are the principal reasons for land
degradation
. In contrast
, in North America, the primary issue is over-cultivation
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