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The image features a bar chart titled "Causes of Worldwide Land Degradation" with a vertical axis labeled "Percentage of Degraded Land" (ranging from 0 to 12 in increments of 2) and a horizontal axis labeled "Cause" with four categories: Over-grazing, Deforestation, Over-cultivation, and Other. The legend titled "Legend" includes three regions: North America, Europe, and Oceania. Data values per category and region are as follows: for Over-grazing, North America is approximately 1.5%, Europe is 5.5%, and Oceania is 11.3%; for Deforestation, North America is 0.2%, Europe is 9.8%, and Oceania is 1.7%; for Over-cultivation, North America is 3.3%, Europe is 7.7%, and Oceania is 0%; for Other, North America is 0.2%, Europe is 7.1%, and Oceania is 0.3%.
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The bar chart shows by main reasons (over-grazing, deforestation, over-cultivation, and other factors) why agricultural land becomes less productive in three regions of the world, namely North America, Europe, and Oceania.
Overall, in Oceania, over-grazing is the main reason, and had the highest percentage compared with other regions. In contrast, caused by over-cultivation in Oceania were not exist. Moreover, in Europe, deforestation is the main cause, followed by over-cultivation and other. Additionally, North America shows quitely less in every cause given.
In terms of over-grazing, Oceania had the highest percentage at about 11%. In contrast, over-cultivation in Oceania was not a cause. Deforestation, over-cultivation, and other factors are the main causes of worldwide land degradation in Europe, at approximately 10%, 8%, and 7%, respectively.
In North America, the percentages are lower in every cause in the data given compared with other regions. Over-cultivation and over-grazing are at about 4% and 1.5%, respectively. Deforestation and other factors are less than 1%.
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