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This allows for 200 to 300 percent greater yields per area. However, clear-cut forests do not regenerate easily if the area is too great or if it is not allowed to regrow immediately. The current Brazilian estimate is that .3 of 1 percent of the land in forest in the Amazon Basin can be put into sustainable agriculture using currently available technology. And our estimate would be that approximately 95 percent of all the land in the tropics that can be put into sustainable agriculture is already in cultivation. Eighty percent of all wood harvested in the tropics is used for firewood and charcoal. For some 2 billion people in developing countries , it costs nearly as much to heat their cooking bowls as to fill them. Pressure on the forest will only mount while petroleum prices remain high and populations grow. Between 1954 and 1976, the value of tropical wood exports increased from $272 million to $4.2 billion. Tropical wood exports are the fifth largest export earner, excluding oil, amounting to 4 percent of all exports from the developing world. The demand for tropical hardwood in developed countries has increased by 1500 percent since 1950 while in tropical regions it has only doubled. Little can be done to slow global population growth for the next 50 to 70 years, by which time 12 to 16 billion people will inhabit the earth. In tropical countries, by the year 2000, more than 100 million people will be born annually. If present trends continue, by the year 2000, all tropical forests, with the exception of two areas – the western Brazilian Amazon and Central Africa – will have been destroyed. Since 1950, according to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization , half of the world’s forests have disappeared “never underestimate an old man with a pool cue in his hand vintage poster”
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