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The overall discussions reveal an understanding that forest expansion in Europe is significant, with some posts citing specific figures like a one-third increase over a century. The tone varies from informative to skeptical, and elements like references to scientific data and historical trends contribute to a nuanced perspective on land cover changes.
Most discussions acknowledge that land cover, especially forested areas, has increased in Europe over the 20th century, aligning with the article's findings on gross land cover changes.
Posts show moderate interest, with some users engaging in discussions about forest growth and historical land use, but others focus on unrelated social issues or skepticism.
Many users reference data and scientific results, indicating moderate engagement, though some posts are brief or dismissive about the study's implications.
The discussions highlight the relevance of understanding land cover dynamics, which can influence environmental policies, indicating a moderate perceived impact.
@rector_spinae @MS2513479406 @Kachelmann @VQuaschning Über das 20. und 21. Jahrhundert hat sich der Wald in Europa um ein Drittel vergrößert: https://t.co/WB7yXTDHYc
(https://t.co/eEYxytHa0a) What stands out to me is that the (gross) increase in forested land is not a recent phenomenon as I had been told but something that took off after WW2 and peaked by 1980. What happened after the war and what did it look like?
@pecesdeleo @RocioUrenya Unas imágenes de un tweet, y la última de 1850, sí que es un chiste
904 Milliarden wurden der Rentenkasse beraubt durch Versicherungsfremde Leistungen https://t.co/wTviOyrUrd
@tomaspueyo Your entire thread appears to be a collection of opinions, assumptions and corelations. Research on historic land cover changes in Europe, such as the study "Gross Changes in Reconstructions of Historic Land Cover/Use for Europe Between 1900 and 2010," does not connect forest https://t.co/ay0l4t14Zm
@AUF1TV Soll ein weiterer Anstieg der Hungertode in der Welt legitimiert werden ? https://t.co/XmuWupfxfg
This study reveals that gross land cover changes, including land gains and losses, are significantly larger than net changes, especially in forests and grasslands, highlighting the importance of comprehensive land use…
A data animation shows a model reconstruction of Italy's historic land cover from 1900 to 2010 using the HILDA model, incorporating multiple data sources to analyze land change dynamics, including land gains and losses…
Krisen .. https://t.co/QqmJJ8V9l5
@AUF1TV Soll ein weiterer Anstieg der Hungertode in der Welt legitimiert werden ? https://t.co/XmuWupfxfg
@insm @BerlinReporter @welt @DIW_Berlin Hunger ist politisch. https://t.co/XmuWupfxfg
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904 Milliarden wurden der Rentenkasse beraubt durch Versicherungsfremde Leistungen https://t.co/wTviOyrUrd
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(https://t.co/eEYxytHa0a) What stands out to me is that the (gross) increase in forested land is not a recent phenomenon as I had been told but something that took off after WW2 and peaked by 1980. What happened after the war and what did it look like?
@tomaspueyo Your entire thread appears to be a collection of opinions, assumptions and corelations. Research on historic land cover changes in Europe, such as the study "Gross Changes in Reconstructions of Historic Land Cover/Use for Europe Between 1900 and 2010," does not connect forest https://t.co/ay0l4t14Zm
@BlueMagnetar @FranNunesEcon Si perdona, este es el articulo: https://t.co/xJ3gGhKnP0 Y este el estudio: https://t.co/F9vyIIBXNe
@pecesdeleo @RocioUrenya Unas imágenes de un tweet, y la última de 1850, sí que es un chiste
@EstoyAvisando Hemos pasado de 316 pp/millón en 1959 a 416 en 2022, no es mucho para los 60 años de máxima contaminación. Y sí, eso ha beneficiado mucho la reforestación mundial, los bosques han aumentado en Europa más de un tercio desde 1900 a 2010 https://t.co/LZmicWafmN
@Axel_Flo @valdiaz49 @almondtofu89 @sepeces @AntonioMaestre Pero tranquilo que te lo voy a dar masticadito. Por cierto. Cuestionar mis datos por provenir de un periódico que para ti no es de fiar. ¿De qué falacia se trata? https://t.co/pmqtScWQjD
@Fossedjuv @markusdd5 @ZDF @Frontal21 Was auch immer wieder gerne übersehen wird, egal ob in Brandenburg oder im heiß geliebten Danni, ist die Erkenntnis, dass es in Europa und in Dtl. heute mehr Wald gibt als noch vor 100 Jahren: https://t.co/1pT4ZIxkU2 Aber wissenschaftliche Fakten stören die Kampagnen-Gläubigen..
@rector_spinae @MS2513479406 @Kachelmann @VQuaschning Über das 20. und 21. Jahrhundert hat sich der Wald in Europa um ein Drittel vergrößert: https://t.co/WB7yXTDHYc
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