(2010). The desertification of the Egyptian Sahara during the Holocene (the last 10,000 years) and its influence on the rise of Egyptian civilization. In I.P. Martini & W. Chesworth (Eds.), Landscapes and socie
Desertification(沙漠化)isacoursethathascausedmuchconcernoverthepastfewyearsandit'samajorproblemfortheancientlandofEgypt,where96%ofthecountry'slandisdesert.Sowhyisitthat—ifyoudroveacar10mileswestoftheSuezCanal—youwouldseealargenumberofforestsoutlinedagainsttheorangesandandblueskyoftheSahara?TheSerapiumForestisth...
The Sahara region in western Africa experienced consecutive severe droughts, causing unprecedented disasters, and the term "desertification" began to spread. The ultimate result of desertification is mostly desertification. The following are the hazards of land desertification. 1.The land productivity is ...
About 1-6% of the inhabitants of dryland live in desertified areas, and over one billion people are living under the threat of desertification. The Sahara Desert is currently expanding south at a rate of 48 kilometers per year. Situation around the world Desertified dryland The greener, the ...
The Sahara is currently expanding south at a rate of up to 48 kilometers per year.But how is the desertification coming into being? Here are some Causes.Desertifi 4、cation is caused by two main categories of factors: natural factors and, more importantly, human activities.The natural ...
some 10–20% of drylands are already degraded, the total area affected by desertification being between 6 and 12 million square kilometres, and that a billion people are under threat from further desertification.TheSahara is currently expanding south at a rate of up to 48 kilometers per year....
The Sahel is the geographic term used to describe the boundaries of the Sahara Desert, itself the largest and hottest desert in the world. Scientists closely study this area to make certain that the desert does not aggressively expand.Answer and Explanation: ...
With an overarching aim of planting a wall of trees across Africa at the southern edge of the Sahara Desert, the African Union launched the Great Green Wall initiative in 2007 to restore Africa's degraded lands. According to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), the ...
desert. wall to join the others in the world in preventing the sands of the world's deserts So why is it that - if you drove a car 10 miles west of the Suez Canal- you from spreading.would see a large number of forests outlined against the orange sand and blue sky of the Sahara?
desertification.TheSaharaiscurrentlyexpandingsouthatarateofupto48 kilometersperyear. Buthowisthedesertificationcomingintobeing?HerearesomeCauses. Desertificationiscausedbytwomaincategoriesoffactors:naturalfactorsand,more importantly,humanactivities.Thenaturalfactorscausingdesertificationincludethe ...