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Yet the Colchesters argue that CJD-infected human remains may have been imported into Britain in the 1960s and 1970s from India, from which tonnes of bones and carcass parts came for use as fertiliser and animal feed.

The UNDCP reckons that last year Afghanistan produced 2,250 tonnes of raw opium, from which 110 tonnes of heroin could be made.

Solid waste: 3.8 billion tonnes (of which 45.7m tonnes is hazardous) Heavy metal discharges: 900 tonnes Livestock faeces: 243 million tonnes.

Between 1998 and 2008, the world's production of beryllium had decreased from 343 to about 200 tonnes, of which 176 tonnes (88%) came from the United States.

If Hunt gives the green light, Shenhua will begin work on the first of three pits covering 3,500 hectares, from which it will export nearly 270m tonnes of coal over the next 30 years.

According to the backers, a tonne of CO2 will produce a tonne of algal mass from which they believe they can get 300-400kg oiloil at present.

For Wiley, the CIJA's tonnes of documents represent the concrete from which his cases will be built.

The area of land from which this is produced is also shown, as is the yield in tonnes per hectare.

China confirms its role as the principal producer, reporting 52million tonnes in 2006, of which 34million tonnes from aquaculture1/.

Latest information from nuclear consulting engineer John Large tells us the six reactor cores held 487 tonnes of uranium (of which 95 tonnes includes 230kg of plutonium, an even nastier substance, from the Mox assemblies), with a further 1,838 tonnes of stored spent fuel, including 1,097 tonnes in the central pool store.

The UK churns out 15m tonnes of food waste a year – of which 7m tonnes come from households.