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The table below gives information about the percentage of land covered by forest in various countries in 1990 and 2005 with estimated figures of 2020.

The table represents the production of land covered by the forest in countries namely Australia, New Zealand, Brazil and Chile in 1990 and 2005 with the projected figures for 2020. As to the figures, the land area covered by the forest in Australia was at 21. 9% in 1990 which decreased marginally to 21. 3% in 2005. The forest land area is estimated at 20% in Australia by 2020. The same declining trajectory was followed by Brazil. Brazil recorded 62. 2% of its land covered by the forest in 1990 which reduced to 57. 2% in 2005. It is expected to further reduce to 53. 5% by 2020. Both New Zealand had nearly 29% of its land covered by the forest in 1990 against 31% in 2005 while Chile had nearly 20% in 1990 against above 21% in 2005. The forest land of New Zealand is estimated to be at 32. 3% and Chile at 22% in 2020. As an overall assessment, it can clearly be seen that New Zealand and Chile will have more forest land than their counterparts by 2020.
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Zealand, Brazil and Chile in 1990 and 2005 with the projected figures for 2020. As to the figures, the
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area
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in Australia was at 21. 9% in 1990 which decreased
marginally
to 21. 3% in 2005. The
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area
is estimated
at 20% in Australia by 2020. The same declining trajectory
was followed
by Brazil. Brazil recorded 62. 2% of its
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in 1990 which
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to 57. 2% in 2005. It is
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to 53. 5% by 2020. Both
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Zealand had
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in 1990 against 31% in 2005 while Chile had
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Zealand and Chile will have more
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than their counterparts by 2020.

IELTS academic The table below gives information about the percentage of land covered by forest in various countries in 1990 and 2005 with estimated figures of 2020.

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