People cutting down the trees that help hold thesoil in place and animals are being allowed to eat all of the food the people eat in Africa
This is a complex and widely debated issue. You might have some luck reading the article listed in the related links below.
Many scientists agree that industrial activity is the most harmful of all potential causes, but this depends on the area.
Human and natural processes are responsible for land degradation. A decline in the capacity of the land can be permanent or temporary. It can be significant or slight. First, only one or two species are affected. As these species become fewer, those that depend on them for food also decline.
People cutting down the trees that help hold thesoil in place and animals are being allowed to eat all of the food the people eat in Africa
Basically there is very little evidence. All too common is the confusion between degredation and desertification. Because Africa's environment is so variable actual desertification can be vary hard to prove due to the seasonal rains and periods of drought. Some areas have actually been classed as desertified but then 3 rainy seasons later have burst back into life. Check out this article: Binns, T. (1990) 'Is Desertification a Myth?', geography 75 (2), pp. 106-113
The answer is DESERTIFICATION
It can effect the people's lives by the desertlike conditions
Causes of accidents in south africa.
Desertification is the term for the spreading of deserts. It is best known in the Sahel in Africa below the Sahara.
3 main causes of desertification is: 1. Overgrazing 2. Deforestation 3. Agricultural activities. Other factors are: Climate change, drought, moisture loss, population growth, etc.
Desertification causes a decrease of vegetation.
Africa is at the highest rick of desertification.
The northern part of Africa is falling victim to desertification.
There are a number of countries in Africa that desertification. Some of them include South Africa, Namibia, Somali Ethiopia, Algeria and many more.
Africa has the greatest risk of desertification.
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3 main causes of desertification is: 1. Overgrazing 2. Deforestation 3. Agricultural activities. Other factors are: Climate change, drought, moisture loss, population growth, etc.
Goverment causes desertification with population pressure, number and distribution of water wells.
I believe the two main causes are loss of habitat and hunting.