The leading cause of habitat destruction has historically been and continues to be ____________.

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Clearing land for agriculture has historically been and continues to be the leading cause of habitat destruction worldwide. This includes not only the conversion of forests and other natural habitats into fields, but also the use of pesticides and fertilizers that can further degrade the surrounding environment. While other causes such as suburban development and dam construction may also contribute to habitat destruction, they are not as widespread or significant as agricultural practices.

The Leading Cause of Habitat Destruction Has Historically Been and Continues