Geography, asked by tarunpuppala2929, 10 months ago

Vast tracts of land have become unproductive due to ......

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Answered by shankarbose790
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Answer:

due to the floating of the top soil

this can also be said as soil erosion

Answered by smartbrainz
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Vast tracts of land have become unproductive due to intense salinity.

Explanation:

  • The significant increase in food production owing to Green Revolution was based on  use of high technology such as  large-scale utilisation of pesticides and chemical fertilizers, extensive irrigation, and better cultivation; however the adverse repercussions  of these farming practices have led to vast tracts of once fertile land becoming alkaline and saline deserts
  • Almost 40 per cent of the fertile Indo-Gangetic plain suffers from excessive salinity because of large-scale utilisation of chemical fertilizers, inadequate drainage, and extensive water logging. This has led to vast tracts of land being severely degraded and becoming unproductive
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