This table decipts forested areas, in million of hectares, in varital parts of the world in the period from 1990 to 2005. It is clear that Europe and South America have highest numbers, while has lowest one.
According to what shown, Europe has risen from 989 million to 1 Billion by the end of 2005, and North America has dropped to 882 million and it was nearly 950 million.
Moreover, Africa and North America start with 750 and 700 respectively. And while Africa decreased to less than 700, North America still pretty much the same. Also, Asia increased by 8 from 576 to 584. Add to that Oceania that remained stable around 200.
To sum up, we could say that the first place is Europe by 1 Billion, and then Africa and South America that remained around 700. Lastly by Asia that remained steady around 575 and Oceania around 200.
This table
decipts
forested areas, in
million
of hectares, in
varital
parts of the world in the period from 1990 to 2005. It is
clear
that Europe and South America have
highest
numbers, while has
lowest
one.
According to what shown, Europe has risen from 989 million to 1 Billion by the
end
of 2005, and North America has dropped to 882 million and it was
nearly
950 million.
Moreover
, Africa and North America
start
with 750 and 700
respectively
. And while Africa decreased to less than 700, North America
still
pretty much the same.
Also
, Asia increased by 8 from 576 to 584.
Add
to that Oceania that remained stable
around
200.
To sum up, we could say that the
first
place is Europe by 1 Billion, and then Africa and South America that remained
around
700.
Lastly
by Asia that remained steady
around
575 and Oceania
around
200.