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Rain forests once covered over 14 per cent of land. What do they cover now?
ANo more than 6 per cent
BAbout 10 per cent
CAbout 12 per cent
DAbout 1 per cent
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. No more than 6 per cent
Tropical rain forests have shrunk from more than 14 per cent of earth's land surface to no more than 6 per cent.
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