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The table compares the forest area with millions of hectares

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The table compares the forest area with millions of hectares, from 1990 to 2005, in six parts of the world. It is obvious that the period witnessed a decrease in the amount of forest land in those places, except for Asia and Europe. The highest figure in millions of hectares of forest area was Europe throughout the given time period. In 1990, Asia appealed to 576 million forest hectares, nearly 3 times as much as the number in Oceania which accounted for only 199 million. Over the fifteen-year period, forest area statistics for Asia increased rapidly to 570 and 584 million hectares respectively in 2005. In contrast, there was a slight decrease of around 1 million hectares in each period shown. Roughly 950 million hectares figured in Europe and South America each, which opposed to the changing amount through the given period. to be specific, there was a moderate increase of around 10 million hectares in Europe while decreasing significantly in South America in 2005, at 882 million hectares. In comparison, Africa and North America were almost the same, at over 700 million forest hectares in 1990. While the former figure for forest land went down 709 and 691 million respectively, the latter remained at 705 million from 2000 to 2005.
The table compares the
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area with
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millions
of hectares, from 1990 to 2005, in six parts of the world.

It is obvious that the
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period
witnessed a decrease in the amount of
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forest
land in those places,
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except for
Asia and Europe. The highest figure in
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millions
of hectares of
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forest
area was Europe throughout the
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time period.

In 1990, Asia appealed to 576
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million
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forest
hectares,
nearly
3 times as much as the number in Oceania which accounted for
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only
199
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million
. Over the fifteen-year
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,
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forest
area statistics for Asia increased
rapidly
to 570 and 584
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million
hectares
respectively
in 2005.
In contrast
, there was a slight decrease of around 1
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million
hectares in each
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shown.

Roughly 950
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hectares figured in Europe and South America each, which opposed to the changing amount through the
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given
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.
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to
be specific, there was a moderate increase of around 10
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million
hectares in Europe while decreasing
significantly
in South America in 2005, at 882
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hectares.
In comparison
, Africa and North America were almost the same, at over 700
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million
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hectares in 1990. While the former figure for
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land went down 709 and 691
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respectively
, the latter remained at 705
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from 2000 to 2005.
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