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According to a new report, Norwegian forests have tripled in size over the last century. In just 40 years, they doubled in size, due to higher levels CO2 and warmer temperatures than in previous decades.
By PA/TPN, in Europe, World, Environment · 14 Sep 2024, 11:31 · 0 Comments
Of the 47 million metric tons of CO2 that Norway released into the atmosphere last year, 18 million were taken up by the forests.
Published by Statistics Norway, the survey is the 11th national land forest inventory to be conducted in the country, which achieved full independence from Sweden in 1905.
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