The pie charts give information about the world’s forest in five different regions. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given pie charts compare the different amounts of

forests

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and

timber

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in

Africa

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,

Asia

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, Europe,

South

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and South

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and North

America

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.

Overall

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, we can see that

Africa

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accounts for the highest percentage of

forests

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,

whereas

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Asia

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has the lowest.

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, North

America

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is the country that has much

timber

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among the other four. Regarding the first graph,

Africa

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and North

America

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own, respectively, 27% and 25% of the global

forests

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. Europe comes third with 18%, followed by South

America

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and

Asia

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which possessed only 30% of the total

forests

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(16% and 14% each). 

It is clear that

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the proportion in the first pie chart does not follow the same pattern as the second graph. In fact, thirty

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of the total

timber

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is produced in North

America

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,

while

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Europe accounts for 20%, which together represent half of the global product. The second largest region to generate

timber

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is South

America

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with 23%.

On the other hand

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,

Asia

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has twice as many timbers as

Africa

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which accounts for the least amount with 9%.