Contained in the illustration is the information pertaining to the acreage of foresty areas worldwide, measured in
million
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hectares
, from 1990 to 2005.
From an observational perspective, Asia and Europe experienced an upward trend Use synonyms
while
Africa, North/South America and Oceania witnessed a downward trend. Linking Words
Additionally
, the European region dominated other continents in terms of forest land.
Looking at the chart in Linking Words
further
detail, Asia stood at 576 Linking Words
million
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hectares
in 1990, dropped slightly by 6 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
in 2000 but soon recovered to 584 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
in 2005. Use synonyms
Similarly
, during the 15-year period, Europe jumped from 989 Linking Words
million
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hectares
to 1001 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
.
Moving onto the remaining groups, there was a continuous decrease in African forest properties, from 749 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
to 691 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
between 1990 and 2005. Use synonyms
Also
, Oceania's figures went down by 2 Linking Words
million
throughout the timeframe. Use synonyms
Lastly
, both North and South America saw a decline from 708 Linking Words
million
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hectares
to 705 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
and 946 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
to 882 Use synonyms
million
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hectares
respectively.Use synonyms
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