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We have actually lost two billion hectares in the last 2,000 years.
The world's totalforest area is just over 4 billion hectares.
Adding one billion hectares of forest could help control global warming.
We have in the world about four billion hectares of forests.
Planting 1 billion hectares of forest could help check global warming.
Forests cover almost 31% of Earth's land surface,and about 4 billion hectares.
The Earth has about 11.4 billion hectares of productive land and sea space.
Forests presently cover 30 per cent of the Earth's land area,or nearly four billion hectares.
We used to have six billion hectares of forest-- 50 percent more than what we have-- 2,000 years ago.
During 2010,the global total of commercial biotech plantings reached one billion hectares.
One billion hectares is 10 million square kilometres: an area bigger than the whole of Canada.
During 2010, the accumulated commercial biotech plantation exceeded one billion hectares- that's an area larger than the US or China.
More than two billion hectares of the world's deforested and degraded landscapes offer potential for restoration.
Scientists have shown that implementation of recommendations of theministry will demand additional one billion hectares of the cultivated land that is comparable with an area of Canada.
Russia with its 1.3 billion hectares of forest has huge potential for climate regulation- if it is used correctly.
Scientists have shown that implementation of recommendations of theministry will demand additional one billion hectares of the cultivated land that is comparable with an area of Canada.
Research shows that more than two billion hectares of the world's deforested and degraded landscapes offer potential for restoration.
Accumulated hectarage of biotech crops for the period1996 to 2009 reached almost 1 billion hectares(949.9 million hectares or 2.3 billion acres).
World Land Fund is 13.4 billion hectares(the area of land without Antarctica and Greenland), or 26,3% of the total area of the globe.
If everything remains in place, in order to feed 9.8 billion people, 12 million hectares of arable land will need more andat least one billion hectares of pasture land.
Suggests that adding one billion hectares of forest to the world could limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2050.
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO), livestock feed production eats up 26% of the ice-free land on Earth,and 13 billion hectares(32.1 billion acres) of forest are lost to land conversion for pastures or cropland annually.
One third of the Earth's land surface(4 billion hectares) is threatened by desertification, and over 250 million people are directly affected by it.
Research from the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation(FAO) found that feed production for livestock consumes 26 percent Earth's ice-free land,modern-day agriculture practices currently use 13 billion hectares(32.1 billion acres) of destroyed forest for pastures or croplands.
An estimated 10 billion acres(4 billion hectares), or approximately one-third of the world's land surface, are impacted by desertification, directly affecting more than 250 million people.
Three quarters of that is in the temperate zone, and justone quarter is in the tropics, but this one quarter, one billion hectares, holds most of the biodiversity, and very importantly, 50 percent of the living biomass, the carbon.
Earth could naturally support 0.9 billion hectares of additional forest- an area the size of the United States- without impinging on existing urban or agricultural lands, the researchers report today in Science.
The Earth could naturally support 0.9 billion hectares of additional forest- which is an area the size of the United States- without encroaching on existing urban or agricultural land, researchers report to Sciencemag.
The Dutch scientists predict that 2.7 billion hectares(about 10.4 million square miles) of that grazing land would be freed up by global vegetarianism, along with 100 million hectares(about 386,000 square miles) of land that's currently used to grow crops for livestock.
One scenario required 6.9 billion hectares of plantation, fed by 570 million tons of nitrogen each year, and even the smallest theoretical plantation would have extended over a billion hectares and consumed 96 million tons of nitrogen fertiliser every year.