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The National Footprint Accounts measure the amount of biologically productive land and water available (biological capacity) and appropriated (Ecological Footprint) for production, trade, and consumption. In addition to bioproductive resource availability and use, the National Footprint Accounts also measure the uptake of carbon dioxide in forests. Utilizing data points from United Nations FAOSTAT, United Nations Comtrade, International Energy Agency, and many more national and global databases, the National Footprint Accounts produce approximately 5,400 data points per country per year for 240 countries and territories--and the world as a whole--from 1961 to 2006.

The spreadsheets used to calculate the national-level Ecological Footprint and biological capacity of more than 240 countries and territories from 1961-2006 are available for license from Global Footprint Network.

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