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10 lis 2020 · The state of natural resources in Ethiopia is under the influence of various interconnected factors such as population pressure, migration and resettlement, land-use changes for agriculture, environmental pollution, the change in climate, and rapid change in the lifestyle of people among others.
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10 lis 2020 · In conclusion, land degradation caused by soil erosion of any type (biological, chemical, physical, or other) is largely influenced by defects in soil management activi -
17 lip 2024 · Population growth is arguably the most important underlying cause of land degradation in Ethiopia; the Malthusian pathway of population increase, land degradation, and poverty has apparently occurred in the country.
Consequences of Land Degradation in Ethiopia The effect of land degradation on the natural environment is due to the depletion of forests (Birhanu, 2014).
This book aims to explore these issues, with chapters dedicated to examining land and water degradation, water quality, irrigation, groundwater management, land use dynamics and the impacts of climate change on freshwater resources in Ethiopia.
6 mar 2020 · For generations, Ethiopia has been regarded as a hotspot of land degradation, posing a severe threat to agricultural productivity leading to widespread rural poverty.
Conclusion Being a common problem in Ethiopia, land degradation puts disastrous impact on the socio-cultural environment and ecological setting of the country. The major causes include rapid population increase, severe soil loss, deforestation, low vegetative cover and unbalanced crop and livestock production.
