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The image shows a pie chart and table indicating the causes of worldwide land degradation and its effects on three regions of the world during the 1990s. The pie chart reveals over-cultivation (28%), over-grazing (35%), and deforestation (30%) as the main reasons, with 'other' causes accounting for 7%. The table presents the percentage of land degraded by each cause in North America, Europe, and Oceania, with North America having 0.2% due to deforestation, 0.8% due to over-cultivation, 3.3% due to over-grazing totaling 5.5% of land degraded. Europe faces 9.8% from deforestation, 7.7% from over-cultivation, 5.5% from over-grazing, totaling 23%. Oceania has the highest percentage, with 11.3% due to deforestation, 7.5% due to over-cultivation, and 13% due to over-grazing, totaling 31.8% of land degraded.
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The pie chart provides information on the percentage of causes of worldwide land degradation, while the table below shows data on the causes of land degradation percentage by region.
Overall over-grazing has the highest percentage of causes of worldwide land degradation, while just under a quarter of causes of land degradation is in Europe.
In detail, 35% of land degradation in the world is over-grazing, while approximately more than half is divided between over-cultivation in 28%, and deforestation in 30%. Other causes of worldwide land degradation have the smallest proportion of 7%.
The highest percentage of land degradation is in Europe, 23%, and the proportion deforestation is 9.8%. Total land degradation in Oceania is 13%, and over-grazing is the highest cause, 11.3%. In North America, the percentage of total land degradation is just 5% and the most proportion is over-grazing, 3.3%.
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