Climate change, pollution, natural hazards, and conservation
Environmental data on climate change impacts, pollution levels, natural hazards, conservation efforts, and ecological challenges facing nations.
This statistic measures the percentage of a country's population living in slums, highlighting urban poverty and living conditions. Understanding slum populations is crucial for addressing housing challenges and improving the quality of life.
Agricultural land measures the area dedicated to farming and cultivation in countries, impacting food production and sustainability. Understanding this statistic is crucial for assessing agricultural capacity and economic development.
Dam capacity per capita measures the amount of water storage available for each individual in a country, expressed in cubic meters. This statistic highlights water resource management and its impact on sustainability and development. Understanding dam capacity is crucial for addressing water security and supporting agriculture, industry, and communities.
Total renewable groundwater represents the combined volume of internally generated and externally sourced groundwater that is naturally replenished and available for use.
Our environment data collection provides comprehensive, up-to-date statistics from authoritative sources worldwide. Each fact in this category is carefully compiled and regularly updated to ensure accuracy and reliability.
The data covers 4 different facts with information from up to 195 countries and territories. All statistics are presented in interactive tables and visualizations, making it easy to compare, analyze, and understand global trends in environment.
Whether you're a researcher, student, journalist, or simply curious about the world, our environment facts provide valuable insights backed by reliable data sources including the CIA World Factbook, United Nations, World Bank, and other international organizations.
