The pie chart gives information about the proportion of the main causes of agricultural degradation. The table displays the percentage of the effect of degradation land in three different areas in the world during 1990s. Overall, the biggest reason why agricultural land was less productive is over-grazing and the most affected region was Europe.
Looking at the details, over-grazing had the biggest number of the reason why land degradation happen, at 35 percent outnumbering deforestation by 5 percent. Over-cultivation only 2 per cent lower than deforestation. While other had the least number of all reasons.
Europe became the most affected regions of land degradation, at 23 per cent outnumbering Oceania by 10 percent while the least was North America, at 5 per cent. Europe always had the highest percentage of all reasons except for over-grazing while Oceania had the highest number of using graze too much. In over-cultivation, North America had the higher proportion than Oceania but smaller than Europe. Europe had the biggest number in deforestation while North America was the least.
Looking at the details, over-grazing had the biggest number of the reason why land degradation happen, at 35 percent outnumbering deforestation by 5 percent. Over-cultivation only 2 per cent lower than deforestation. While other had the least number of all reasons.
Europe became the most affected regions of land degradation, at 23 per cent outnumbering Oceania by 10 percent while the least was North America, at 5 per cent. Europe always had the highest percentage of all reasons except for over-grazing while Oceania had the highest number of using graze too much. In over-cultivation, North America had the higher proportion than Oceania but smaller than Europe. Europe had the biggest number in deforestation while North America was the least.
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