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Approximately 50% of the land on earth does not receive sufficient precipitation.
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What are the problem confronting lumbering in Africa?
Lumbering is of economic importance to Africa because the industry provides six percent of Africa's GDP. In individual countries, it is a major industry that provides a large percentage of the overall income and provides jobs for local workers.
This country in east Africa has all three types of precipitation areas?
Ethiopia
What percentage of Africa is mountainous?
35% of Africa is mountainous.
What percentage of south Africa is christian?
90%
What is the percentage for the starving people in Africa?
too many
What is the annual precipitation of South Africa?
The average precipitation is 627mm (24.69 inches).
Where does the LEAST precipitation occur?
anywhere along the equator, but South Africa gets the least amount of precipitation
Location of least average yearly precipitation in Africa?
no where
What is the precipitation like in Africa?
va jay jay farts
What island off Africa has all precipitation areas?
madagascar
What are the problem confronting lumbering in Africa?
Lumbering is of economic importance to Africa because the industry provides six percent of Africa's GDP. In individual countries, it is a major industry that provides a large percentage of the overall income and provides jobs for local workers.
What continent after Antarctica receives the least amount of average annual precipitation?
africa
Where are the biggest grasshoppers located?
the largest grasshoppers located are in Africa because of the precipitation
This country in east Africa has all three types of precipitation areas?
Ethiopia
What percentage of Africa was controlled by two countries with the most territory?
The percentage of Africa that was controlled by the two countries with the most territory is 68%
What percentage of Africa is mountainous?
35% of Africa is mountainous.
Why Africa has a small percentage of agriculture?
because the soil in Africa is dry.. :)
