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The Living Planet Index measures trends in the abundance of species for which data is available

Year: 2006 Author: Bounford.com and UNEP/GRID-Arendal
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This indicator has been adopted by the Convention on Biological Diversity to measure progress towards the 2010 target
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Exploitation status of marine fish stocks
Number of passenger cars, by region
Per capita CO2 emissions at the regional level in 2003
Status of terrestrial ecoregions
Comparison of per capita water use by region
Declines in carbon in living biomass and in extent of forest
Degree of protection of terrestrial ecoregions and large marine ecosystems (per cent)
Conflict in Sierra Leone and Liberia, and refugee settlement in Guinea