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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the three main causes of land damage in four different areas. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays land damage causes in four regions measured in million hectares; Africa: tree-cutting 450, breeding 300, farming 200; Asia: tree-cutting 350, breeding 350, farming 200; Australia: tree-cutting 150, breeding 130, farming 110; Europe: tree-cutting 50, breeding 80, farming 80.

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The given bar chart illustrates the three main products of land damage in different four countries and the prices mentioned in million hectares.

The top most causes is breeding raised up to 500 million hectare in Africa and 395 million hectare in Asia but in Australia it was one half of Asia which is 210 million hectare and in Europe it was reduced to 105 million hectare. Asia is also the highest region with 450 million hectare in tree-cutting but then it went down to 380 million hectare in Africa. The tree-cutting cause was also almost same with 100 million hectares in Australia and Europe.

Farming was also the highest score with 410 million hectare in Asia but then it decreased to 300 million hectare in Africa. In Australia and Europe the causes was also down to 50 and 60 million hectare.

In conclusion, it represents that the Africa was the latest country for breeding as compared to Asia was also the highest region for tree-breeding and farming.

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