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Save Soil map predicts 95 per cent of America 's soil will be degraded in less than 30 years .
Degraded soil is largely a result of intensive farming practices, which include overreliance on chemical fertilizers, frequently using heavy machinery, overgrazing, excessive use of pesticides and herbicides.
The organization released the map ahead of the United Nations Day to Combat Drought and Desertification on Monday .
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