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The pie charts shows land use by purpose each country. -> The pie charts show information about how land is used in Portugal, New zealand

Overall, it is clear that most lands of each country are non-agricultural land. Pasture land is smaller than Arable land With out New Zealand.

Lookaing at the pie chart more closely, one can see that non-agricultural land have large portion in Norway and Canada. -> Looking at the pie chare more closely, one can see that Canada and Norway have massive portions, over 90 percent, of non-agricultural land.

It also be similiar in Portugal ouccupying 57% of land. -> At just under 60 percent, Portugal’s share of non-agricultural land is also quite high.

New Zealand evenly split between non-agricultural land and pasture land. ->In contrast, New Zealand has the most even split between non-agricultural land and pasture land, the latter of which make

Pasture is lesser than 10% in Portugal, Canada, Norway. ->Meanwhile, Portugal,Canada, and Norway all use less than 10 percent of their land for pasture, with Canada and Norway using just two and on pecent, respectively.

Arable land is under th 5% of proportion or same without Portugal ->Apart from Portugal, where 34 percent of the land is arable, all the countries have proportions of arable land that are equal to or less than five percent.

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