The table shows forested land in million of hectares in different parts of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given table illustrates the amount of forest areas in 6 different places in 1990, 2000 and 2005.
Overall
, it can be seen that the biggest proportion of wood is located in Europe and South America
and Oceania belonged to the fewest green areas among the others.
According to
the data, Europe and South America
have owned the widest forested lands and
with 989 and 946 Correct word choice
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million
hectares
in 1990. Although
Europe continued its progress with 998 million
hectares
in 2000 and 1001 million
hectares
in 2005, South America
lost its woods to 904 and 882 million
hectares
in 2000 and 2005. Africa had 749 million
hectares
forested
area in 1990 and Change preposition
of forested
however
it levelled out in 2000, eventually, this
number dropped to 691 million
hectares
in 2005. The same pattern has almost happened for North America
with 708,705 million
hectares
and again 705 million
hectares
in 3 given years.
In terms of the narrowest forested regions, Asia only possessed 576 million
hectares
in 1990 which followed with a slight drop to 570 million
hectares
in 2000 and again raised to 584 million
hectares
. On the other hand
, this
number was 199 million
hectares
in 1990 for Oceania and it decreased slightly to 198 and 197 million
hectares
in 2000 and 2005.Submitted by m.tavasoli18 on
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