The pie charts give information about the world’s forests in five different regions.

The presented pie charts illustrate various percentages

on

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the world’s

forest

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forests

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in 5 separate regions. In common,

Africa

is placed

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the highest

percent

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in

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world

forest

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followed by North

America

.

While

there are not huge differences among forests included in each region, the amount of

timber - growing

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is quite not similar. In the first pie

charts

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, 25% of the world’s

forest

is in North

America

, which is nearly the same as

Africa

at 27%. Following these two is the percentage in Europe, with 18%

forest

covered, and decreasing to 16%

then

14% by South

Africa

and Asia. The second one,

in contrast

, with the most

timber- growing

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, North

America

is placed the highest in comparison. The reverse is the case of

Africa

, with only 9% of

forest

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the forest

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being used for timber.

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,

one fifth

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of Europe is precisely the same as Asia at 18%.

Lastly

, South

Africa

is placed second after North

America

with 23% of timber.