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The image shows a pie chart and table of worldwide land degradation causes with segments: removing trees 35%, over-grazing 30%, growing crops 28%, and other 7%; the table lists land degradation by region: Region 1 - removing trees 0.2%, growing crops 3.3%, farming animals 1.5%, total degraded 5%; Region 2 - removing trees 9.8%, growing crops 7.7%, farming animals 5.5%, total degraded 23%; Region 3 - removing trees 1.7%, growing crops 11.3%, farming animals 0.2%, total degraded 13%.
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The pie chart illustrates the chief reasons croplands become grown ineffectively. The data are presented in percentages. However, the table demonstrates how the process was overworked on the world during 1990.
Overall, the most land degradation was by overgrazing, and the other was deforestation; but the least affected by other factors. Moreover, the highest land degradation was in Europe.
According to what is shown in the chart and table, 35% humiliation in North America, Europe, and Oceania was 0.2, 9.8 and 1.7 respectively. Furthermore, North America was 3.3, Europe was 7.7, and Oceania was 28%. Although, overfeeding was 30%, in North America, it was 1.5, in Europe 5.5 and 11.3 in Oceania. The total land degraded in Europe was 23%, in North America 5%, and in Oceania 13%.
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