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The image features a grouped bar chart titled "Primary Causes of Deforestation by Region, 1990-2000 vs 2010-2020" with a y-axis labeled "Percentage of Total Forest Loss (%)" ranging from 0 to 70 in increments of 10, and an x-axis labeled "Region" with three categories: South America, Southeast Asia, and Central Africa. A legend identifies five causes: Cattle Ranching, Commercial Agriculture, Logging, Subsistence Farming, and Other. In South America, Cattle Ranching accounts for 70%, Commercial Agriculture 15%, Logging 3%, Subsistence Farming 2%, and Other 10%. In Southeast Asia, Cattle Ranching accounts for 5%, Commercial Agriculture 50%, Logging 20%, Subsistence Farming 15%, and Other 10%. In Central Africa, Cattle Ranching accounts for 30%, Commercial Agriculture 10%, Logging 15%, Subsistence Farming 40%, and Other 5%.
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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of forest loss for five reasons (cattle ranching, commercial agriculture, logging, subsistence farming and other) in three different regions (South America, Southeast Asia and Central Africa.)
Cattle ranching is considered a huge reason for forest loss in South America and the highest bar in the chart,
Southeast Asia’s primary cause of deforestation is 50% commercial agriculture, 20% logging, 15% subsistence farming, 10% other reasons and 5% Cattle ranching. while in Central Africa, 30% because of cattle ranching, 10% commercial agriculture, 15% logging, 40% subsistence farming and 5% other reasons.
As for South America, 70% because of cattle ranching, 15% sommercial agriculture, 5% logging 2.5% subsistence farming and 10% other reasons.
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