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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 […]
The bar chart illustrates the three main reasons for environment damage in the four continents Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. It can be seen immediately that Asia and Anfrica have an extraordinary high amount of land devastation compared to Australia and Europe. With approximately a more than 1200 million hectares, Asia has the largest destroyed […]
This bar graph illustrates three main reasons for land degradation in four continents including Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe. Overall, Africa and Asia undergo the most severe land damage while Europe is the least spoiled region. It is also important to note that overgrazing is the main driver for the damage in most continents except […]
The bar chart illustrates three major reasons of land degradation in four distinct regions worldwide. Overall, breeding causes the most size of damaged land in most of the surveyed areas. In addition, Europe witnessed the most minor destruction to its land. The area of devastated land caused by breeding in Africa is 500 million hectares, […]
The bar chart illustrates three major reasons of land degradation in four distinct regions worldwide. Overall, breeding causes the most size of damaged land in most of the surveyed areas. In addition, Europe witnessed the most minor destruction to its land. The area of devastared land caused by breeding in Africa is 500 million hectares, […]
The bar chart illustrates three major reasons of land degradation in four distinct regions worldwide. Overall, breeding causes the most size of damaged land in most of the surveyed areas. In addition, Europe witnessed the most minor destruction to its land. The area of damaged land caused by breeding in Africa is roughly 500 million […]