During the 1980s the Hiware Bazar village faced acute water scarcity because of and . Select your answers alphabetically.

soil erosion

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low groundwater levels

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uncontrolled grazing

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tree cutting

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The correct options are
C uncontrolled grazing
D tree cutting
The situation in the Hiware Bazar village was quite grim during the 1980’s as tree cutting and uncontrolled open grazing had led to soil erosion and low groundwater levels resulting in acute water scarcity.

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During the 1980s the Hiware Bazar village faced acute water scarcity because of and . Select your answers alphabetically.

The correct options are C uncontrolled grazing D tree cuttingThe situation in the Hiware Bazar village was quite grim during the 1980’s as tree cutting and uncontrolled open grazing had led to soil erosion and low groundwater levels resulting in acute water scarcity.

The correct options are
C uncontrolled grazing
D tree cutting
The situation in the Hiware Bazar village was quite grim during the 1980’s as tree cutting and uncontrolled open grazing had led to soil erosion and low groundwater levels resulting in acute water scarcity.