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The Little Green Data Book 2001

This book is based on the World Development Indicators 2001 and its accompanying CD-ROM. Under the headings of agriculture, forests, biodiversity, energy, emissions and pollution, water and sanitation, and 'greener' national accounts, it...

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Main Author:	World Bank
Language:	English en_US
Published:	Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:	ACCOUNTING AGRICULTURAL LAND AGRICULTURE ARABLE LAND BIODIVERSITY CD CO2 CO2 EMISSIONS COAL COMMERCIAL ENERGY COMMERCIAL ENERGY USE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS ELECTRIC POWER ELECTRICITY ENERGY ENERGY USE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY FOOD PRODUCTION FORESTS FUEL FUEL USE GDP IMPORTS INCOME INCOME GROUPS ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS POPULATION URBAN POPULATION GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT IRRIGATED LAND FERTILIZERS FOREST AREAS DEFORESTATION BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY BIRDS MAMMALS PROTECTED AREAS FUELS CARBON DIOXIDE EMISSION WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION WATER SOURCES ACCESS TO WATER NATIONAL ACCOUNTING PASSENGER CARS AIR POLLUTION FRESHWATER RESOURCES MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES LOW INCOME DEVELOPING COUNTRIES DATA ANALYSIS STATISTICAL INFORMATION STATISTICAL DATA
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2001/04/1346381/little-green-data-book-2001-world-development-indicators http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13924

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Summary:	This book is based on the World Development Indicators 2001 and its accompanying CD-ROM. Under the headings of agriculture, forests, biodiversity, energy, emissions and pollution, water and sanitation, and 'greener' national accounts, it presents key indicators of the environment and its relationship to people for more than 200 countries. The data in this book are for the most recent year available between 1997 and 2000, unless otherwise noted. Regional data include only low- and middle-income economies. Aggregates for regions and income groups are shown only if data are available for 66 percent of the economies in that group. Countries included have populations of more than 30,000 or are World Bank members.