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many factors(passive) is caused bySoil degradation

The major factorscausingsoil degradation

the leading factorstriggeringsoil degradation

two factorsinfluencesoil degradation

scenarios on factorscausedthe degradation of soil

the variety of factorsinfluencesoil degradation

the cause or factorsinfluencethe degradation of soil

soil erosion quarrying and miningcausingsoil degradation

overtilling and soil erosion(passive) caused bysoil degradation

Anthropogenic soil erosioncausessoil degradation

inappropriate agricultural practices and overgrazing , deforestation , high population density , undeveloped water resources , and poor transport infrastructure(passive) caused bysoil degradation

Natural and anthropogenic factorscausesoil degradation

both human and natural factors(passive) is caused bySoil degradation

overgrazing , deforestation , high population density[citation needed(passive) caused bysoil degradation

overgrazing , deforestation , high population density , and poor infrastructure(passive) caused bysoil degradation

The excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides in monoculturecausessoil degradation

a combination of climate change , intensive farming and other factors(passive) is caused byThe degradation of soil

intensive farming practices(passive) caused bysoil degradation

Natural factors and human activityare causingsoil degradation

5 - 2 Interactions of factorscausesoil degradation

Wind erosion and water ... the most important factorscausesoil degradation

overgrazing , deforestation , high levels of taxation and poor infrastructure(passive) caused bysoil degradation

soil erosion , a major environmental problemcausessoil degradation

overgrazing , deforestation , high population density , high levels of taxation and poor infrastructure(passive) caused bysoil degradation

different factors such as climate change , deforestation , overgrazing and use of pesticides(passive) caused bySoil degradation

a number of factors , most particularly erosion by water and wind(passive) is caused bySoil degradation

Constant use of chemical fertilizers over timewill causedegradation of the soil

geological , climatic and biological factors , as well as human activities(passive) is caused byEN Soil degradation

soil erosion and leaching ... high annual rainfall ,causessoil degradation

erosion , desertification , deforestation , and poor agricultural practices(passive) caused bysoil degradation

nutrient mining and associated factors , such as deforestation , use of marginal lands , and poor agricultural practices(passive) caused bysoil degradation

physical , chemical , biological , socioeconomic and institutional factors(passive) can be caused byThe degradation of soils

the removal of plants , and constant ploughing and over - grazing ... the factorscausesoil degradation

a wide range of interacting agricultural and nonagricultural factors(passive) is caused byThe degradation of soil health1

overgrazing , deforestation , and high population density , and a poor road network that makes it difficult for farmers to get their goods to market(passive) caused bysoil degradation

their bit to help rein in climate change , as well as helppreventsoil degradation

various factors including the deterioration of the physical , chemical , and biological processes of the soil(passive) can be triggered bySoil degradation

A steep slope ... rapid surface runoff and soil erosioncausesoil degradation

Deforestation and Overgrazing Overgrazing and deforestation ... the leading human activitiescausesoil deterioration

a number of factors including : 1 Erosion of Soil 3(passive) is caused bySoil degradation

more problems in your areawill causemore problems in your area

serious problemscreatesserious problems

the critical problems(passive) caused bythe critical problems

Low agricultural productivity(passive) caused byLow agricultural productivity

in increased soil erosion and decreased crop productioncan resultin increased soil erosion and decreased crop production

a shrinking of arable land resourcescausesa shrinking of arable land resources

in poor crop yieldresultingin poor crop yield

in decreased crop production and increased risk of soil erosionresultingin decreased crop production and increased risk of soil erosion

soil organic matter , fertility , structure , and biodiversity to decline and soil acidification to increasecausessoil organic matter , fertility , structure , and biodiversity to decline and soil acidification to increase

to the release of carbon into the atmosphereleadingto the release of carbon into the atmosphere

to soil erosion drought etcleadingto soil erosion drought etc

from agricultural practices that deplete the organic matter and nutrient content of the soil.2014resultingfrom agricultural practices that deplete the organic matter and nutrient content of the soil.2014

to a loss of crop production and incomeleadingto a loss of crop production and income

to soil erosion and runoff into the lake and health problems for both men and womenleadingto soil erosion and runoff into the lake and health problems for both men and women

to erosion , periodic landslides , and faminehas ledto erosion , periodic landslides , and famine

from the impacts of climate change and agricultural practices that deplete the organic matter and nutrient content of the soilresultingfrom the impacts of climate change and agricultural practices that deplete the organic matter and nutrient content of the soil

from waterlogging , salinization , alkalinization , and soil erosionresultingfrom waterlogging , salinization , alkalinization , and soil erosion

to yields levelling off and then falling.[17ledto yields levelling off and then falling.[17

or aggravated , by human activitiesis causedor aggravated , by human activities

to drop in agricultural productionto leadto drop in agricultural production

to critical soil wettability problemsleadingto critical soil wettability problems

to substantial erosion and desertificationleadsto substantial erosion and desertification

from the human activity footprintresultingfrom the human activity footprint

a muddy ground surface ... resulting in soil erosioncreatesa muddy ground surface ... resulting in soil erosion

to major global problems such as erosion , poor food quality and productivity , unhealthy livestock , and water pollutionis leadingto major global problems such as erosion , poor food quality and productivity , unhealthy livestock , and water pollution

to increased drought ... but also floodingleadsto increased drought ... but also flooding

from increased pressure on the resource Climate Chaosmay resultfrom increased pressure on the resource Climate Chaos

to disastrous Easter Island - style problemscan leadto disastrous Easter Island - style problems

a decline in crop productivity and huge economic loss ... putting the food security and livelihood of farmers at risk [ 65is causinga decline in crop productivity and huge economic loss ... putting the food security and livelihood of farmers at risk [ 65

The vast majority , 93 % , of the world ’s(passive) is causedThe vast majority , 93 % , of the world ’s

to increased carbon emissions and contributes to climate changeleadsto increased carbon emissions and contributes to climate change

a vicious cycle , in which less carbon is stored underground ( more released to atmosphere ... accelerating the effects of global warmingcreatesa vicious cycle , in which less carbon is stored underground ( more released to atmosphere ... accelerating the effects of global warming

in lower yieldstogether resultingin lower yields

to lower productivityleadsto lower productivity

irreversible damagecausesirreversible damage

from many processes associated with poor managementresultsfrom many processes associated with poor management

a vicious cycle , in which less carbon is stored ... accelerating the effects of global warming ... and in turn further degrading land ( WWFcreatesa vicious cycle , in which less carbon is stored ... accelerating the effects of global warming ... and in turn further degrading land ( WWF

to desertification ( no cropsmay leadto desertification ( no crops

to massive migration worldwide Extreme weather as a factorto leadto massive migration worldwide Extreme weather as a factor

diseases and plagues(passive) caused bydiseases and plagues

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