If you want forest to go back to the "untouched by man" state, it takes several 
thousand years. What folks do not realize is that before the development of 
metal tools the forests were man's unrelenting enemy slowly taking over any 
cleared land.
 
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AlunFoto wrote:
 
> It puzzles me a bit that they claim "this resource cannot increase".
> Certainly, if an area is left to itself for a couple of centuries...?

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