Assuming – for sake of argument- deforestation releases all the CO2 sequestered in above and below-ground biomass, carbon emissions in 2008 as a byproduct of coca bush cultivation amounted to more than two million tons, which is equivalent to the yearly per capita emissions of almost 300 thousand Spanish, 250 thousand British, 120 thousand Americans or 1.3 million Colombians.
Similar calculations for beneficiaries with class II obesity (BMI ≥ 35) show even greater net per capita savings of almost $4,000 over 10 years.
With a relatively small population for an urban county, Marin County was one of the wealthiest counties in the United States in 2000, with a median per-capita income of almost US$58,000, about 200% higher than the state and national medians [ 1].
The Central Intelligence Agency reports data for the average years of schooling per citizen and GDP per capita for almost all countries.
New Zealand, which has a GDP per capita of $32,816, is ranked almost as high as oil-rich Norway, on $63,421.
Thus, there is a need to harmonize and coordinate insecticide resistance management between disease-specific programs in all regions, particularly given that the intensity of use of pyrethroids, in terms of grams per capita, was almost eight times greater in the American region than in any other region.
Turkmenistan fared somewhat better financially because of its considerable oil and gas wealth; it has a per capita GDP almost double that of Uzbekistan (6 ), with a relatively stable percentage spent on health (14 ).
Recent data shows an increased number of nurses per capita in almost all OECD countries.
By the end of the 1960s, Jersey's banks had deposits of almost £300m, 10 times the per capita ratio of the UK.
"Israel has a long history of producing more entrepreneurs per capita than almost any other eco-system.
