The table gives information about the changes in forest cover in India over the 100 year period while the pie chart compares land-using in India and Japan in 2011.
It can be seen that both of table and pie chart has volatile data. The percentage of forest cover in India from 1880 to 1980 decline sharply, whereas the figures for using land in two countries.
With regard to the table, the forest area during 100 years changed a lot by 12. 08% and the highest percentage was at 32. 12% in 1880. Between 1880 and 1920, the percentage of forest cover dropped moderately from 32. 12% to 29. 65%. 30 year later, there was a sharp fall in the area covers by the forest of 12. 3 million hectare, at which point this was the most decrease during the period. In the next 20 year, there was a mild decline in over the research period of 2. 56%, after which the percentage of forest cover hit the lowest point at 20. 2%.
As can be seen the data from the pie chart, India had the greatest increase was recorded for agriculture and the new grassland, at 57% and 3, 5% respectively. Following by Japan with the figure being significantly lower, at 12, 5% in forest; However, dropped sharply at 19% in others compared with India.
The table gives information about the
changes
in
forest
cover
in India over the 100
year
period while the pie chart compares land-using in India and Japan in 2011.
It can be
seen
that both of table and pie chart has volatile data. The
percentage
of
forest
cover
in India from 1880 to 1980 decline
sharply
, whereas the figures for using land in two countries.
With regard to the table, the
forest
area during 100 years
changed
a lot by 12. 08% and the highest
percentage
was at 32. 12% in 1880. Between 1880 and 1920, the
percentage
of
forest
cover
dropped
moderately
from 32. 12% to 29. 65%. 30
year
later, there was a sharp fall in the area
covers
by the
forest
of 12. 3 million
hectare
, at which point this was the most decrease during the period. In the
next
20
year
, there was a mild decline in over the research period of 2. 56%, after which the
percentage
of
forest
cover
hit the lowest point at 20. 2%.
As can be
seen
the data from the pie chart, India had the greatest increase
was recorded
for agriculture and the new grassland, at 57% and 3, 5%
respectively
. Following by Japan with the figure being
significantly
lower, at 12, 5% in
forest
;
However
, dropped
sharply
at 19% in others compared with India.