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Net Gross

availability availability per 1000 availability > Per capita

Select year 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

• Totals
• Per Capita
• Group Totals

#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE	GRAPH	HISTORY
1	China	575.14 million ton	2005
2	India	73.04 million ton	2005
	Non-religious countries average (profile)	42.86 million ton	1999
3	United States	33.12 million ton	2005
	Emerging markets average (profile)	32.77 million ton	2005
4	North Korea	19.92 million ton	2005
5	South Africa	19.57 million ton	2005
6	Japan	17.59 million ton	2005
7	Poland	16 million ton	2005
8	Indonesia	15.61 million ton	2005
9	Russia	12.99 million ton	2005
10	Kazakhstan	12.48 million ton	2005
11	Vietnam	10.7 million ton	2005
12	Turkey	10.03 million ton	2005
13	Taiwan	7.67 million ton	2005
14	South Korea	7.09 million ton	2005
15	Pakistan	7 million ton	2005
16	Hong Kong	5.92 million ton	1999
17	Thailand	5.82 million ton	2005
18	Brazil	5.02 million ton	2005
19	Ukraine	4.91 million ton	2005
20	Germany	3.64 million ton	2005
	High income OECD countries average (profile)	3.41 million ton	2005
	Former Soviet republics average (profile)	2.96 million ton	2003
21	Colombia	2.56 million ton	2005
22	United Kingdom	2.49 million ton	2005
23	Malaysia	2.14 million ton	2005
24	Australia	1.87 million ton	2005
25	Canada	1.84 million ton	2005
	NATO countries average (profile)	1.74 million ton	2005
26	Czech Republic	1.5 million ton	2005
	European Union average (profile)	1.23 million ton	2005
27	Spain	1.05 million ton	2005
28	Morocco	912,000 ton	2005
29	Peru	753,000 ton	2005
30	Slovakia	716,000 ton	2005
31	Bangladesh	700,000 ton	2005
32	Chile	699,000 ton	2005
33	Bulgaria	697,000 ton	2005
34	Zimbabwe	694,000 ton	2005
35	Norway	691,000 ton	2005
36	Philippines	606,000 ton	2005
37	Sweden	568,000 ton	2005
38	Greece	563,000 ton	2005
39	Ireland	557,000 ton	2005
	Eurozone average (profile)	540,400 ton	2005
40	Kyrgyzstan	537,000 ton	2005
41	Belgium	534,000 ton	2005
42	Romania	381,000 ton	2005
43	Iran	360,000 ton	2005
=44	Denmark	342,000 ton	2005
=44	Switzerland	342,000 ton	2000
46	Nepal	309,000 ton	2005
47	Hungary	300,000 ton	2005
48	Finland	283,000 ton	2005
49	Lithuania	273,000 ton	2005
50	Austria	254,000 ton	2005
51	Botswana	220,000 ton	2005
52	Lebanon	200,000 ton	2005
53	New Zealand	173,000 ton	2005
54	Croatia	169,000 ton	2005
55	Democratic Republic of the Congo	163,000 ton	2005
56	Moldova	162,000 ton	2005
57	Yugoslavia	159,000 ton	2005
58	Senegal	152,000 ton	2005
59	Zambia	148,000 ton	2005
60	Burma	124,000 ton	2005
61	Iceland	117,000 ton	2005
62	Luxembourg	111,000 ton	2005
=63	Netherlands	110,000 ton	2005
=63	Latvia	110,000 ton	2005
65	Kenya	108,000 ton	2005
66	Mongolia	106,000 ton	2005
67	Sri Lanka	95,000 ton	2005
68	Tajikistan	91,000 ton	2005
69	Argentina	66,000 ton	2001
70	Belarus	63,000 ton	2005
71	Jamaica	60,000 ton	2005
=72	Cyprus	52,000 ton	2005
=72	Venezuela	52,000 ton	2005
=72	Estonia	52,000 ton	2005
75	Panama	45,000 ton	2002
76	Portugal	40,000 ton	2005
77	Slovenia	39,000 ton	2005
78	Honduras	31,580 ton	2005
79	Malawi	30,000 ton	2005
80	Tanzania	29,000 ton	2005
81	Armenia	27,000 ton	2003
82	Haiti	26,000 ton	1992
83	Mozambique	25,500 ton	2005
=84	Mauritius	23,000 ton	2005
=84	Uzbekistan	23,000 ton	2000
86	Georgia	18,000 ton	2005
87	Swaziland	14,000 ton	1994
88	Cuba	13,000 ton	2005
89	Fiji	12,000 ton	2005
90	Madagascar	9,000 ton	2005
91	Niger	8,500 ton	2005
=92	Nigeria	8,000 ton	2005
=92	Azerbaijan	8,000 ton	1994
94	Israel	5,000 ton	2003
95	Ghana	3,000 ton	1997
=96	Uruguay	1,000 ton	2005
=96	Mauritania	1,000 ton	1998
=96	Tunisia	1,000 ton	1998
=96	Cameroon	1,000 ton	1997

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