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What are the factors that contribute to human wildlife conflicts?
weather, human pop. and how much polution we make.
Desertification is caused by?
Human activity
How do human activities lead to desertification?
Human activities can directly lead to the spread of desertification. This is because humans can use up all of the viable resources in a location.
What is what is desertification?
Desertification is caused by a wide variety of factors is the removal or destruction of all the vegetation in a certain enclosed area, such as a field or a forest.
Which biotic factors are responsible for desertification?
The biotic factors that are responsible for desertification are cutting down trees to build houses and polluting areas where greenery grows so much that the greenery stops growing.
Which continent is at greater risk of desertification?
Africa is at greater risk of desertification due to factors such as climate change, deforestation, and soil degradation. The Sahara Desert, the largest hot desert in the world, is expanding southward, resulting in the desertification of areas in Africa.
How is desert that is prouduced by desertification different from naturally occurring desert?
Deserts formed by desertification are usually caused by human activities. Such activities as over grazing and poor agricultural processes can cause desertification.
What speeds up the expansion of the desert?
Poor farming practices and over grazing of livestock contribute to desertification.
What factors contribute to group cohesiveness in organization?
what factors contribute cohesiveness?
What are 2 human causes of desertification?
Humans can harm a desert by sandstorms and coldness.
What various human activities have contributed to desertification of the Sahel?
Some of the human activities that have contributed to desertification of the Sahel include overgrazing by livestock, deforestation for fuelwood and agricultural expansion, improper irrigation practices leading to soil salinization, and climate change exacerbating dry conditions. These activities have disrupted the fragile ecological balance of the region, leading to soil erosion, loss of vegetation cover, and ultimately desertification.
What is the process of an infertile area becoming a desert called?
The answer is DESERTIFICATION
