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Gross Net

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	United States	62.14 million ton	2005
2	Russia	9.86 million ton	1994
3	Canada	5.08 million ton	2005
4	Japan	3.9 million ton	2005
5	Thailand	3.29 million ton	2005
	High income OECD countries average (profile)	3.23 million ton	2004
6	Brazil	2.52 million ton	2005
7	Australia	2.23 million ton	2005
8	South Korea	1.79 million ton	2005
9	Germany	1.74 million ton	2005
10	United Kingdom	1.2 million ton	2005
11	Argentina	1.19 million ton	2005
12	Hong Kong	1.14 million ton	2005
	Non-religious countries average (profile)	1.08 million ton	1997
13	South Africa	992,000 ton	2005
14	Turkey	901,000 ton	2005
15	Pakistan	718,000 ton	2005
16	Indonesia	711,000 ton	2005
17	Spain	710,000 ton	2005
	Emerging markets average (profile)	622,400 ton	1995
18	Chile	616,000 ton	2005
19	Kenya	614,000 ton	2005
20	Iraq	553,000 ton	1995
21	Egypt	541,000 ton	2005
22	Singapore	534,000 ton	1992
=23	Greece	454,000 ton	2005
=23	Qatar	454,000 ton	2005
25	Belarus	444,000 ton	1994
26	Norway	422,000 ton	2005
=27	Ireland	365,000 ton	2005
=27	Bahrain	365,000 ton	1995
29	Mexico	363,000 ton	2005
30	Saudi Arabia	361,000 ton	1997
31	New Zealand	334,000 ton	2005
32	Turkmenistan	307,000 ton	2005
33	Ecuador	297,000 ton	2005
	OPEC countries average (profile)	292,222.22 ton	1991
34	Lithuania	265,000 ton	2005
35	Kazakhstan	255,000 ton	2005
	South and Central Asia average (profile)	253,727.27 ton	1997
36	Uzbekistan	244,000 ton	2005
37	Sweden	241,000 ton	2005
	South Asia average (profile)	224,000 ton	2005
38	Philippines	220,000 ton	2005
39	Netherlands	216,000 ton	2005
40	Tunisia	213,000 ton	2005
41	Finland	210,000 ton	2005
42	Portugal	208,000 ton	2005
43	United Arab Emirates	200,000 ton	1996
44	Syria	199,000 ton	2005
45	Sri Lanka	193,000 ton	2005
46	Costa Rica	185,000 ton	2005
	Middle Eastern and North Africa average (profile)	184,562.5 ton	1991
47	Israel	170,000 ton	1991
48	Vietnam	167,000 ton	2005
49	Macau	165,000 ton	2005
50	Reunion	160,000 ton	2005
	Former Spanish colonies average (profile)	157,647.06 ton	1996
51	Mauritius	138,000 ton	2005
	failed states average (profile)	133,285.71 ton	1995
52	Libya	128,000 ton	1996
=53	Kyrgyzstan	125,000 ton	2005
=53	Bolivia	125,000 ton	2005
55	Cuba	124,000 ton	2005
=56	India	122,000 ton	2005
=56	Ukraine	122,000 ton	1992
58	Latvia	118,000 ton	2005
59	Austria	108,000 ton	2005
60	Bangladesh	101,000 ton	1997
61	Bosnia and Herzegovina	84,000 ton	2005
62	Brunei	78,000 ton	2005
63	Congo, Republic of the	75,000 ton	2005
64	Netherlands Antilles	62,000 ton	1997
65	Aruba	60,000 ton	1997
66	Afghanistan	55,000 ton	2005
67	Croatia	54,000 ton	2005
=68	Algeria	52,000 ton	2005
=68	Papua New Guinea	52,000 ton	2005
=70	Cameroon	48,000 ton	1996
=70	Armenia	48,000 ton	1994
72	Denmark	43,000 ton	2005
73	Malta	40,000 ton	1997
74	Nepal	39,000 ton	1997
75	Burma	38,000 ton	1997
=76	Uganda	37,000 ton	2005
=76	Guatemala	37,000 ton	1997
78	Dominican Republic	34,000 ton	1996
79	Namibia	32,000 ton	2005
=80	Czech Republic	29,000 ton	2005
=80	Zimbabwe	29,000 ton	1999
82	Antigua and Barbuda	27,000 ton	2005
83	Ethiopia	26,000 ton	1997
84	Suriname	24,000 ton	2005
85	Honduras	21,000 ton	1997
86	Nicaragua	18,000 ton	1997
=87	Oman	17,000 ton	1999
=87	Cote d'Ivoire	17,000 ton	1997
=89	Taiwan	16,000 ton	2005
=89	Panama	16,000 ton	1997
91	Togo	15,000 ton	2005
=92	Hungary	14,000 ton	2005
=92	Tanzania	14,000 ton	1996
=92	Sudan	14,000 ton	1996
95	French Guiana	13,300 ton	1998
=96	New Caledonia	13,000 ton	2005
=96	French Polynesia	13,000 ton	2005
=96	Iran	13,000 ton	2004
=99	Bulgaria	12,000 ton	2005
=99	Malawi	12,000 ton	2005
=101	Cyprus	11,000 ton	2005
=101	Jamaica	11,000 ton	2005
=101	Slovakia	11,000 ton	2005
=101	Ghana	11,000 ton	2000
=101	El Salvador	11,000 ton	1999
=106	Laos	10,000 ton	2005
=106	Botswana	10,000 ton	2005
=106	Maldives	10,000 ton	2005
=106	Nigeria	10,000 ton	2000
=106	Belize	10,000 ton	1997
=106	Lebanon	10,000 ton	1997
=106	Azerbaijan	10,000 ton	1997
=106	Kuwait	10,000 ton	1991
=114	Gabon	8,000 ton	2005
=114	Fiji	8,000 ton	2005
=114	Rwanda	8,000 ton	2005
=114	Djibouti	8,000 ton	1999
=118	Greenland	7,000 ton	1999
=118	Niger	7,000 ton	1998
120	Malaysia	6,260 ton	2005
=121	Iceland	6,000 ton	2005
=121	Belgium	6,000 ton	2005
=121	Chad	6,000 ton	2005
=121	Eritrea	6,000 ton	2005
=121	Senegal	6,000 ton	2005
=121	Central African Republic	6,000 ton	2005
=121	Trinidad and Tobago	6,000 ton	2003
=121	Democratic Republic of the Congo	6,000 ton	1998
=129	Guinea	5,000 ton	1997
=129	Grenada	5,000 ton	1997
=131	Seychelles	4,000 ton	2005
=131	Mali	4,000 ton	2002
=133	Moldova	3,000 ton	2005
=133	Liberia	3,000 ton	2005
=133	Sierra Leone	3,000 ton	2001
=133	Gibraltar	3,000 ton	1997
=133	Guadeloupe	3,000 ton	1997
=133	Mauritania	3,000 ton	1994
139	Paraguay	2,030 ton	2002
=140	Poland	2,000 ton	2005
=140	Burundi	2,000 ton	2005
=140	Romania	2,000 ton	2005
=140	Estonia	2,000 ton	2004
=140	Yemen	2,000 ton	2002
=140	Morocco	2,000 ton	2001
=140	Faroe Islands	2,000 ton	1999
=140	Barbados	2,000 ton	1997
=140	Guinea-Bissau	2,000 ton	1997
=140	Zambia	2,000 ton	1994
=140	Benin	2,000 ton	1992
151	Colombia	1,869 ton	2005
=152	Comoros	1,000 ton	2005
=152	Bhutan	1,000 ton	2005
=152	Uruguay	1,000 ton	2005
=152	Slovenia	1,000 ton	2002
=152	Kiribati	1,000 ton	2000
=152	Western Sahara	1,000 ton	1997
=152	Cayman Islands	1,000 ton	1997
=152	Luxembourg	1,000 ton	1996
160	Jordan	5.68e-11 ton	1993
161	Mozambique	1.42e-11 ton	2005
162	Venezuela	-2.56e-10 ton	2003
163	Haiti	-0.1 ton	1999
164	Angola	-60 ton	2004
165	Peru	-5,000 ton	1997
166	Yugoslavia	-10,000 ton	1992

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