Description Usage Format Details Source References Examples
Data used in Seppelt et al. (2014). peakX
contains all global nonrenewable and renewable resources, global drivers and some national drivers. peakXall
contains all data provided by the authors.
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peakXall
: A list containing the following "zoo" time series from 9000 B.C. to 2012 with different start and end years
Global nonrenewable resources:global accumulated extracted amount of
1E8 short tons of primary coal
1E6 hectares of cropland
1E12 cubic feet dry natural gas
1E6 hectares of irrigated area
1E6 barrels production of crude oil
1E6 metric tons gross weight
1E6 metric tons gross weight of phosphate rock
Global renewable resources: global annual production of
1E6 tons of cassava
1E6 tons of cotton
1E6 tons of dairy
1E6 tons of eggs
1E6 tons of fertilizer
1E6 tons of caught fish
1E6 tons of farmed fish
1E6 tons of maize
1E6 tons of meat
1E6 tons of indigenous meat
1E6 tons of poultry
1E6 tons of milk
1E6 tons of palm oil
1E9 Kilowatthours of renewable energy
1E6 tons of rice
1E6 tons of soybean
1E6 tons of sugarcane
1E6 tons
1E6 tons of sugarcane
1E6 cu. meters of wood
Global drivers
Global GDP in 1E12 constant 2012(?) US dollar
Gobal population count
National drivers and resources, biodiversity
Number of household per 100 people in Australia
Number of household per 100 people in Canada
Number of household per 100 people in China
Number of household per 100 people in England
Number of household per 100 people in Ireland
Number of household per 100 people in Japan
Number of household per 100 people in Luxembourg
Number of household per 100 people in New Zealand
Number of household per 100 people in USA
yearly US meat production in 1E9 kg
Count of domesticated plants
1E3 number of registered US patents
1E9 liters groundwater withdrawal
peakXprod
: A multiple "zoo" time series from 1901 to 2012 containing data on all global renewable, nonrenewable resources (except irrigate area and crop) and meatUS from the list peakXall
.
peakXrenew
: A multiple "zoo" time series from 1700 to 2012 containing all global renewable resources from the list peakXall
.
The only time series starting in 9000 B.C. is domplant, which counts the total number of domesticated plants in year t
. The order and categories, in which the data is described, follows Seppelt et al. (2014) to facilitate replication of their work. peakXprod
is a subset of peakXall
containing data on all global renewable sources and reconstructs yearly extraction of nonrenewable resources and meatUS by using first differences.
For a more detailed description of the variables and their sources, see Seppelt et al. (2014).
Seppelt, R., A. M. Manceur, J. Liu, E. P. Fenichel and S. Klotz (2014). Synchronized peak-rate years of global resources use. Ecology and Society, 19(4):50.
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