The pie chart depicts the 4 undermining factors why cultivated
land
becomes unproductive, Use synonyms
while
the table illustrates how Linking Words
such
factors contributed to Linking Words
land
Use synonyms
degradation
in 3 distinct regions during the 1990s.
To commence, over-grazing was the predominant factor that caused agricultural Use synonyms
land
to become less productive, accounting for 35% of the total. Use synonyms
This
was followed by deforestation and over-cultivation with almost identical percentages at 29% on each issue. Linking Words
In contrast
, the other problem was approximately 28% less compared to over-grazing, indicating a remarkable disparity.
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On the other hand
, by the 1990s, regarding causes of Linking Words
land
Use synonyms
degradation
by region, deforestation had destroyed 9.8% of Use synonyms
land
in Use synonyms
Europe
, Use synonyms
while
in Oceania and North Linking Words
America
, the percentages were relatively low, at 1.7% and 0.2% respectively. Use synonyms
Moreover
, though 7.7% of Linking Words
land
in Use synonyms
Europe
and 3.3% of Use synonyms
land
in North Use synonyms
America
had become less productive Use synonyms
due to
over-cultivation, Oceania's Linking Words
land
was unaffected by over-cultivation. Use synonyms
Additionally
, 11.3% of Oceania’s Linking Words
land
was destroyed by over-grazing, Use synonyms
while
Linking Words
this
issue only destroyed less than half of Oceania’s in North Linking Words
America
and Use synonyms
Europe
. Use synonyms
Consequently
, Linking Words
Europe
was the region with the highest percentage of total Use synonyms
land
Use synonyms
degradation
(23%), followed by Oceania at 13% and North Use synonyms
America
at 5%.
To encapsulate, though over-grazing was the dominant underlying issue that caused worldwide Use synonyms
land
Use synonyms
degradation
, Use synonyms
Europe
was the most degraded among other regions.Use synonyms
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