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The image features a line graph titled "Percentage of Land Area Covered by Forest in Selected Countries (1990-2020)". The vertical axis is labeled "Percentage of Land Area (%)" with scale values ranging from 10 to 70 in increments of 10. The horizontal axis is labeled "Year" with points at 1990, 2000, 2010, and 2020. A box labeled "Legend" specifies five categories: Finland (solid line, diamond markers) showing ~72% (1990), ~73% (2000), ~73% (2010), and ~73.5% (2020); Brazil (dashed line, star markers) showing ~65.4% (1990), ~62% (2000), ~60% (2010), and ~59.5% (2020); Indonesia (dash-dotted line, square markers) showing ~59.7% (1990), ~55.2% (2000), ~52.4% (2010), and ~49.1% (2020); Canada (dotted line, upside-down triangle markers) showing ~38.8% across all four years (1990, 2000, 2010, 2020); and Nigeria (dashed line, x markers) showing ~17.2% (1990), ~13.1% (2000), ~9.1% (2010), and ~6.0% (2020).
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The graph illustrates the total forest land area in five distinct countries from 1990 to 2020.
Overall,five countries underwent a moderate fall ,while it is witnessed the dominant of Finland.It also indicated that Canada remained stable through every year.
At the top half,Finland dominated the graph with more than 70% in 1990 ,followed by a stable rise to 80% in 2020.Meanwhile,land covered by forest Brazil and Indonesia was at 65% and 60% respectively,then experiencing a notable fall to 60% and 50% consecutively.
At the bottom half,it was witnessed that Canada remained a stable percentage at 40% through out 1990 to 2020.In Nigeria,the figure for forest land reached up to roughly 20%,followed by a steady decline to approximately 15% in 2000,then continuing to decrease to less than 5% in 2020
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