Question

As a result of _____, grass cannot grow back quickly enough. The ground becomes bare, and the bare soil is prone to erosion and blows away in the wind. overgrazing irrigation global warming clear cutting

Answer 1

Overgrazing results when too many animals graze, eating the grass faster than it can grow.

Answer 2

As a result of overgrazing, grass cannot grow back quickly enough. The ground becomes bare, and the bare soil is prone to erosion and blows away in the wind. Overgrazing occurs when too many livestock eat in an area for too long and wildlife or livestock excessively feeds on pasture. This environmental hazard threatens wildlife and human development.