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orest cover), they took into account the volume of timber, the weight of the organic matter
and the density of trees to calculate what they dubbed the “forest identity� a measure of the carbon-
capturing capacity of forests. The results, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of
Sciences, show that in all the countries that have a GDP per head of $4,600 or more—making them
richer than, sa fuel dispenser y, Chile—forests are recovering. Some fuel dispenser countries that are poorer than this but which have
policies to promote tree growth also showed an overall increase in their capacity to sequester carbon
dioxide.
Globally, the total number of trees and associated organic matter has fallen year on year, in some places
for as long as records have existed. Poor management in Brazil and Indonesia has been a particular
problem both countries lost greater volumes of timber than America and China even though America
and China harvested more wood.
But elsewhere the picture was less gloomy. Tree cover in tropical areas such as El Salvador and the
Dominican Republic has grown in recent years. Russia and Scandinavia are gaining trees. In fact all
major temperate and boreal forests are expanding. The researchers calculated that the “forest identity�
had increased over the past 15 years in 22 of the world s 50 most forested countries.
Forests are also gaining ground in the world s two most populous countries, India and China. Although it
is still a poor country, India s forests are no longer shrinking. In China the density of forest has fallen
since 1949 in many parts of the country but the area of its forested land has steadily risen. The net result
is an increase in the volume of China s standing timber. Other Asian countries that have gone from
deforestation to afforestation include South Korea and Vietnam.
The researchers argue that the trend is partly the result of social changes that occur as countries develop
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