Tide: The world will need a minimum of 515 million more hectares by 2030 in order to grow food, bioenergy and wood products, according to studies. This is almost twice the amount of land that will be available, equal to a land mass 12 times the size of Germany. The two studies were released recently by the United States-based Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI), an international coalition comprising the world’s foremost organisations on forest governance and …