Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Land degradation essay solved. an 8 plus essay


Land degradation is becoming an alarming issue across the world, and there are different causes in different geographies.
·         How is this issue getting reflected in your place?
·         What ways can you suggest to offset this issue?
Land degradation has always been there and, now, it is much greater in its extent the world over and, obviously, my place also is found to be experiencing the ripples of it rather visibly. Anyway, there are measures to tackle this issue. 40 words.

Land degradation is very much rampant in my place where great extents of farmland are getting deteriorated in several different ways. First of all, my land is primarily agrarian and there are large and small scale farmers who rather commonly apply hazardous chemicals and fertilizers to boost production. Besides, this India is more a consuming country than a manufacturing country. Naturally, too much consumption and under-utilization are very much prevalent in all parts of the State. As a result, used materials- ranging from electronic wastes to non-degradable plastics- are found to be making a carpet of contamination over larger stretches of land, especially in urban and semi-urban landscapes. These lands are degraded far beyond repair.

This sorry state of affairs could be offset in many ways. The first suggestion my side is that people should go proactive in their approach to the land they happen to live in. for example, we all much realize the fact that land loss is like habitat loss. The second recommendation is to make farmers fall back on soil-friendly technologies to boost production. For example, biomass and green fodders could be used for domestic food production and natural pesticides could do great favours too. Above all, following the Three Rs – Reduce, Recycle and Reuse - could go a long way in this direction. Landfill by way of used material could be avoided this way.


In short, land degradation is a global repercussion of human action, and the same is seen in my place as well, of course in a different degree. But the recommendations are of great use for any geography that is suffering from land degradation. 

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