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Journal Article
How Forestry in the Southern Hemisphere Can Help Address Desertification and Global Climate Change
2015
Overview
The curve illustrates how greenhouse gas concentrations have increased tremendously over the last few decades-increases that are directly correlated with world population growth, subsequent growth in the consumption of energy and fossil fuels, and subsequent reductions in forested areas worldwide. The evolution of total forest cover by hemisphere is illustrated in Figure 2, showing the alarming loss of forests in the southern hemisphere and the slight increase in forest biomass in the northern hemisphere since 1990. [...]the difference in forest cover between the hemispheres has increased from 936 million acres in 1990, to 1,418 million acres in 2010 (FAO 2012).
