Country Trends

Curious about the Footprints of individual countries?

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Somalia

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Somalia since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Mauritania

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Mauritania since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Guinea-Bissau

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Guinea-Bissau since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Viet Nam

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Viet Nam since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Uzbekistan

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Uzbekistan since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

United States of America

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in United States of America since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

United Kingdom

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in United Kingdom since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Tanzania

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Tanzania since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Tajikistan

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Tajikistan since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Sri Lanka

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Sri Lanka since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Spain

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Spain since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Romania

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Romania since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Russian Federation

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Russian Federation since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Poland

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Poland since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Niger

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Niger since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Nicaragua

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Nicaragua since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Myanmar

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Myanmar since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Moldova

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Moldova since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Mali

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Mali since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Madagascar

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Madagascar since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Lao PDR

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Lao PDR since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Korea DPR

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Korea DPR since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Japan

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Japan since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Iraq

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Iraq since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Ireland

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Ireland since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Haiti

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Haiti since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Guinea

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Guinea since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Germany

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Germany since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Gambia

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Gambia since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

France

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in France since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Eritrea

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Eritrea since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Egypt

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Egypt since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Czech Republic

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Czech Republic since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Croatia

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Croatia since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Congo

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Congo since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Colombia

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Colombia since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

China

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in China since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Central African Republic

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Central African Republic since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Chad

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Chad since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Cameroon

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Cameroon since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Cambodia

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Cambodia since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Burkina Faso

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Burkina Faso since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Bosnia and Herzegovina since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Belarus

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Belarus since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Azerbaijan

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Azerbaijan since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Austria

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Austria since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Armenia

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Armenia since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

The World

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in The World since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

Angola

Figure 1 tracks the per-person resource demand (Ecological Footprint) and resource supply (Biocapacity) in Angola since 1961. Biocapacity varies each year with ecosystem management, agricultural practices (such as fertilizer use and irrigation), ecosystem degradation, and weather.

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Last updated on: 10/29/2008