The Little Green Data Book 2002

The Little Green Data Book 2002

The Little Green Data Book represents a succinct collection of information from the World Development Indicators 2002, and its accompanying CD-ROM. The data compiled in this issue corresponds to the period between 1997 and 2000, unless otherwise no...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: World Bank
Format: World Development Indicators
Language:English
en_US
Published: Washington, DC 2013
Subjects:
AGRICULTURAL LAND
ARABLE LAND
CO2
CO2 EMISSIONS
COAL
COMMERCIAL ENERGY
COMMERCIAL ENERGY USE
DEFORESTATION
ELECTRIC POWER
ELECTRICITY
EMISSIONS
ENERGY USE
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
FOOD PRODUCTION
FORESTS
FUEL
FUEL USE
GDP
IMPORTS
INCOME
NATIONAL ACCOUNTING
OIL
POLLUTION
POPULATION DENSITY
SANITATION
SAVINGS
URBAN POPULATION ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS
POPULATION
REGIONAL POPULATIONS
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
URBAN POPULATION
IRRIGATED LAND
FERTILIZERS
FOREST AREAS
BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
WILDLIFE
MAMMALS
ENDANGERED SPECIES
PROTECTED AREAS
ENERGY SECTOR
ELECTRIC POWER CONSUMPTION
CARBON DIOXIDE ABSORPTION
COAL GAS
VEHICLES
WATER SUPPLY & SANITATION
WATER SOURCES
ACCESS TO WATER
FRESHWATER RESOURCES
MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES
LOW INCOME DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
DATA ANALYSIS
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
STATISTICAL DATA
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2002/04/1957933/little-green-data-book-2002-world-development-indicators
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/13923
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Summary:The Little Green Data Book represents a succinct collection of information from the World Development Indicators 2002, and its accompanying CD-ROM. The data compiled in this issue corresponds to the period between 1997 and 2000, unless otherwise noted, for the headings of agriculture, forests, biodiversity, energy, emissions and pollution, water and sanitation, and "greener" national accounts aggregates - 2000, with key indicators of the environment, and its relationship to people for more than 200 countries. Regional data include only low- and middle-income economies, and, 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.

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