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    Fertile land is becoming sterile due to human activities like over cultivation, overgrazing, deforestation, and unreliable irrigation practices, which damages the soil's ability to support plant and crop growth. This is a problem because soil fertility is essential for providing daily needs like milk, grains, and it acts as a natural recycler that keeps the environment clean and reduces erosion. Once land is degraded by desertification, it can take over 100 years to return to its natural state. To prevent further degradation, more sustainable land use practices must be adopted.

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    Fertile land is becoming sterile due to human activities like over cultivation, overgrazing, deforestation, and unreliable irrigation practices, which damages the soil's ability to support plant and crop growth. This is a problem because soil fertility is essential for providing daily needs like milk, grains, and it acts as a natural recycler that keeps the environment clean and reduces erosion. Once land is degraded by desertification, it can take over 100 years to return to its natural state. To prevent further degradation, more sustainable land use practices must be adopted.

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    Fertile land is becoming sterile due to human activities like over cultivation, overgrazing, deforestation, and unreliable irrigation practices, which damages the soil's ability to support plant and crop growth. This is a problem because soil fertility is essential for providing daily needs like milk, grains, and it acts as a natural recycler that keeps the environment clean and reduces erosion. Once land is degraded by desertification, it can take over 100 years to return to its natural state. To prevent further degradation, more sustainable land use practices must be adopted.

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    CUE CARD

    Desertification (Human activity and soil fertility) Yellow: supporting ideas

    -Fertile land becoming sterile Red : main ideas

    - ability of soil growth of plants and crops

    -essential for our daily needs such as milk, grains etc….

    -acts as a natural recycler keeps cleanliness and reduce erosion

    Causes (Human causes)

    -Quote

    -the way people are using land

    -Urbanization (damages ecosystems leading to desertification)

    -unreliable irrigating practices and over cultivation, overgrazing, deforestation etc…

    Conclusion

    -It takes more than 100 years to come back in their natural state once it has been degraded.

    -In order to save yourself we have to think about the foundation of our human body itself.

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