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Environment Statistics > Adjusted savings: net forest depletion > % of GNI > Niger (historical data)

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2005   2.62    #8   
2004   2.86    #7   
2003   3.03    #9   
2002   3.65    #7   
2001   1.57    #15   
2000   4.1    #6   
1999   3.58    #7   
1998   3.23    #8   
1997   3.57    #7   
1996   3.43    #7   
1995   3.86    #7   
1994   4.41    #6   
1993   3.93    #6   
1992   2.6    #11   
1991   2.2    #12   
1990   2.17    #12   
1989   1.76    #15   
1988   1.6    #14   
1987   1.51    #17   
1986   1.47    #13   
1985   1.75    #12   
1984   1.65    #13   
1983   1.18    #21   
1982   1.06    #22   
1981   1.01    #23   
1980   0.85    #25   
1979   0.76    #26   
1978   0.78    #25   
1977   0.9    #23   
1976   0.97    #21   
1975   0.93    #23   
1974   0.8    #27   
1973   0.67    #27   
1972   0.58    #28   
1971   0.5    #28   
1970   0.48    #28   


DEFINITION: Net forest depletion is calculated as the product of unit resource rents and the excess of roundwood harvest over natural growth.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database
 

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