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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 10 months ago
It is present in limited mount because the land as soil the top most covering favouring the development of agriculture ,and other vegetation takes hundreds and thousands of years to form a single centimetre of soil.The land degradation due to human interference has proved to be costly for the soil to replenish .The unplanned construction,non- scientific farming,mining ,deforestation have all led to the degradation of this asset.
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