Harm counted here, in the products the model covers

Each product whose supply chain counts deaths in Australia, with its deaths per item and the part of that figure counted here — the other side of the story: harm suffered here, in things mostly bought elsewhere.

Scenario Economic-embedded, using FIGARO 2023.

Harm counted here, in the products the model covers
Product	Deaths per item
Aluminium Part from here: 14%	4.8 × 10⁻¹⁰ per item(0.19–1.2 × 10⁻⁹)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
NMC cathode powder Part from here: 2.5%	1.4 × 10⁻⁷ per item(0.71–3.2 × 10⁻⁷)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Lithium-ion battery pack Part from here: 2.0%	6.9 × 10⁻⁸ per item(0.36–1.4 × 10⁻⁷)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Lithium-ion cell Part from here: 2.0%	8.4 × 10⁻⁸ per item(0.50–1.7 × 10⁻⁷)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Electric car Part from here: 1.5%	3.0 × 10⁻⁵ per item(1.8–5.5 × 10⁻⁵)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Steel Part from here: 0.82%	3.1 × 10⁻⁹ per item(1.7–6.7 × 10⁻⁹)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Passenger car tyre Part from here: 0.82%	5.2 × 10⁻¹⁰ per item(0.27–1.1 × 10⁻⁹)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Petrol car Part from here: 0.42%	9.5 × 10⁻⁶ per item(0.55–1.7 × 10⁻⁵)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Cotton fabric Part from here: 0.28%	3.9 × 10⁻⁸ per item(1.5–9.5 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Cotton T-shirt Part from here: 0.28%	6.4 × 10⁻⁹ per item(0.25–1.6 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Cotton yarn Part from here: 0.28%	3.8 × 10⁻⁸ per item(1.5–9.3 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Denim fabric Part from here: 0.28%	3.8 × 10⁻⁸ per item(1.5–9.8 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Jeans Part from here: 0.28%	3.2 × 10⁻⁸ per item(1.2–8.0 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Wheat flour Part from here: 0.12%	1.1 × 10⁻⁸ per item(0.44–2.6 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Glass Part from here: 0.11%	2.2 × 10⁻¹⁰ per item(0.93–4.5 × 10⁻¹⁰)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Diamond ring Part from here: 0.11%	9.2 × 10⁻⁶ per item(0.44–2.0 × 10⁻⁵)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Copper Part from here: <0.1%	2.0 × 10⁻⁷ per item(0.81–4.2 × 10⁻⁷)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Laptop Part from here: <0.1%	5.4 × 10⁻⁷ per item(0.21–1.2 × 10⁻⁶)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Smartphone Part from here: <0.1%	3.0 × 10⁻⁸ per item(1.2–6.3 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Printed circuit board assembly Part from here: <0.1%	1.6 × 10⁻⁶ per item(0.60–3.4 × 10⁻⁶)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Refined sugar Part from here: <0.1%	6.1 × 10⁻⁹ per item(0.24–1.5 × 10⁻⁸)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Croissant Part from here: <0.1%	0.42–2.4 × 10⁻⁸ per itemINDICATIVES-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Butter Part from here: <0.1%	3.2 × 10⁻⁷ per item(1.3–7.2 × 10⁻⁷)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Chocolate bar Part from here: <0.1%	2.5 × 10⁻⁹ per item(1.2–5.8 × 10⁻⁹)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r
Bag of charcoal Part from here: <0.1%	1.5 × 10⁻⁷ per item(0.61–3.5 × 10⁻⁷)LOWS-MAX · run 2259 · methodology v1.0 · data dv-20261007-44r

The figure is the product’s own, with its range. The share beside it is a middle estimate only: the calculation stores a range for each figure, not for each part of one.

Recorded here

Deaths recorded for this country, as their publishers counted them: war deaths from the Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP), and deaths at work reported to the International Labour Organization. Both are records, and both are floors, not estimates of the whole. A war death is recorded where it happened, whoever died.

Recorded here
Kind of harm	Years	Deaths recorded	Latest year
War deaths (UCDP)	2018–2018	2	2 (2018)
Deaths at work (ILOSTAT, as reported)	1992–2023	6,911	200 (2023)

What it produces

The latest year on record for each material, and this country’s share of the production on record for that year. That is not always a share of the world total: when a publisher lumps small producers together as “other countries”, that group is not a country and is not loaded.

What it produces
Material	Produced	Share of recorded production	Quality
Crude petroleum (2025)	11,452,010 t	0.3%	gap filled
Natural gas (2024)	152,176,280,889 m3	3.6%	reported
Coal and lignite (2024)	467,739,251 t	5.3%	reported
Cobalt (2025)	3,700 t	1.2%	estimated
Copper (2025)	730,000 t	3.6%	estimated
Lithium (2025)	92,000 t	31.9%	estimated
Nickel (2025)	45,000 t	1.3%	estimated
Gold (2025)	280 t	12.4%	estimated
Tin (2025)	12,000 t	4.1%	estimated
Tantalum (2025)	50 t	2.0%	estimated
Tungsten (2025)	1,000 t	1.2%	estimated
Iron ore (2025)	980,000,000 t	38.5%	estimated
Bauxite (2025)	97,000,000 t	22.4%	estimated
Rare earth elements (2025)	29,000 t	7.5%	estimated
Silver (2025)	1,000 t	4.2%	estimated
Zinc (2025)	1,100,000 t	10.4%	estimated
Manganese (2025)	1,600,000 t	8.5%	estimated
Salt (2025)	12,000,000 t	4.9%	estimated
Silica sand (2025)	5,600,000 t	1.4%	estimated
Natural diamonds (rough) (2020)	2 t	10.6%	not stated
Wheat (2024)	34,110,000 t	4.3%	reported
Milk (2024)	8,669,500 t	0.9%	reported
Maize (2024)	447,027 t	0.0%	reported
Rice (2024)	619,180 t	0.1%	reported
Soybeans (2024)	65,300 t	0.0%	reported
Sugar (2024)	29,872,456 t	1.3%	estimated
Cotton (2024)	2,400,000 t	3.3%	reported
Livestock (2024)	5,519,606 t	1.6%	reported
Timber (2024)	23,369,091 m3	1.2%	reported
Tobacco (unmanufactured) (2005)	3,605 t	0.1%	reported
Wood charcoal (2024)	25,138 t	0.0%	estimated
Agricultural land (2024)	363,519,000 ha	7.8%	gap filled
Forest (2025)	133,561,590 ha	3.2%	external
Fresh water (2023)	2,040,000,000 m3	0.4%	reported

Where what it consumes is produced

For each material, how much of what this country uses was produced in each country. It is traced through trade, so a country that only passes a material on is not counted as its source: it hands on the mix it imported. The largest sources are listed and the rest added together.

Crude petroleum — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	61.0%	—
Malaysia	7.0%	—
United States	5.8%	—
Viet Nam	4.9%	—
United Arab Emirates	4.3%	—
Saudi Arabia	3.6%	—
All other countries	13.4%

Natural gas — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	99.6%	—
United States	0.3%	—
All other countries	0.0%

Coal and lignite — 2022, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	99.9%	—
All other countries	0.1%

Cobalt — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	87.2%	—
Congo, Dem. Rep.	11.2%	yes
Madagascar	0.4%	—
Canada	0.3%	—
Indonesia	0.2%	yes
Russian Federation	0.2%	yes
All other countries	0.4%

Copper — 2020, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	99.1%	—
Chile	0.5%	—
Peru	0.2%	yes
All other countries	0.1%

Lithium — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	99.3%	—
Chile	0.3%	—
China	0.2%	—
All other countries	0.2%

Nickel — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	98.0%	—
Canada	1.4%	—
Brazil	0.1%	yes
Indonesia	0.1%	yes
All other countries	0.3%

Gold — 2020, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	83.4%	—
Papua New Guinea	11.0%	—
Indonesia	1.5%	yes
Ghana	1.2%	—
United States	0.7%	—
Colombia	0.5%	yes
All other countries	1.8%

Tin — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	98.1%	—
Indonesia	1.2%	yes
Malaysia	0.2%	—
Bolivia	0.2%	—
Rwanda	0.1%	yes
All other countries	0.3%

Tungsten — 2023, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	50.8%	—
China	40.4%	yes
Bolivia	4.6%	yes
Korea, Dem. People's Rep.	0.9%	—
Austria	0.8%	—
Portugal	0.7%	—
All other countries	1.8%

Iron ore — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	99.9%	—
Mauritania	0.1%	yes
All other countries	0.0%

Bauxite — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	100.0%	—
All other countries	0.0%

Rare earth elements — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	99.6%	—
China	0.3%	—
United States	0.1%	—
All other countries	0.0%

Silver — 2023, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	72.5%	—
Poland	9.4%	—
Mexico	4.3%	yes
Bolivia	3.9%	yes
China	3.8%	yes
Peru	1.9%	yes
All other countries	4.2%

Zinc — 2023, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	94.4%	—
United States	1.8%	—
Bolivia	1.7%	yes
Peru	0.8%	yes
Mexico	0.5%	yes
Sweden	0.4%	—
All other countries	0.2%

Phosphate rock — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Brazil	95.3%	yes
India	4.7%	yes
All other countries	0.0%

Manganese — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	95.0%	—
Gabon	3.1%	—
South Africa	1.9%	yes
All other countries	0.0%

Natural graphite — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
China	72.2%	—
Madagascar	12.8%	—
Mozambique	4.5%	yes
Brazil	3.0%	yes
India	2.2%	yes
Canada	1.7%	—
All other countries	3.6%

Salt — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	97.4%	—
China	0.6%	—
Pakistan	0.5%	yes
India	0.3%	yes
United Kingdom	0.3%	—
Spain	0.2%	—
All other countries	0.7%

Silica sand — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	93.7%	—
United States	3.2%	—
China	2.1%	—
Italy	0.2%	—
India	0.2%	yes
Saudi Arabia	0.2%	—
All other countries	0.4%

Natural diamonds (rough) — 2022, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Russian Federation	29.5%	yes
Botswana	28.0%	—
Canada	20.8%	—
Angola	8.5%	yes
South Africa	6.5%	yes
Namibia	2.0%	—
All other countries	4.8%

Wheat — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	100.0%	—
All other countries	0.0%

Milk — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	95.0%	—
New Zealand	3.6%	—
Spain	0.3%	—
Netherlands	0.2%	—
Germany	0.2%	yes
Lithuania	0.2%	—
All other countries	0.6%

Natural rubber — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Indonesia	45.5%	yes
Thailand	26.6%	yes
Malaysia	6.8%	—
Viet Nam	5.6%	—
Cote d'Ivoire	5.4%	—
Philippines	3.0%	yes
All other countries	7.2%

Maize — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	97.5%	—
United States	1.3%	—
New Zealand	0.8%	—
Argentina	0.2%	yes
All other countries	0.3%

Rice — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	36.8%	—
Thailand	21.5%	yes
India	21.5%	yes
Viet Nam	8.7%	—
Pakistan	5.0%	yes
Cambodia	2.4%	—
All other countries	4.2%

Soybeans — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	96.8%	—
Brazil	1.4%	yes
China	0.8%	—
United States	0.7%	—
Sri Lanka	0.1%	—
All other countries	0.2%

Sugar — 2004, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	97.9%	—
China	0.8%	—
Japan	0.2%	—
Thailand	0.1%	yes
Indonesia	0.1%	yes
Philippines	0.1%	yes
All other countries	0.7%

Coffee — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Brazil	36.8%	yes
Colombia	14.2%	yes
Ethiopia	6.8%	yes
Viet Nam	5.6%	—
Honduras	5.4%	yes
India	5.4%	yes
All other countries	25.7%

Cocoa — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Peru	46.9%	—
Ghana	20.8%	yes
Dominican Republic	8.8%	—
Papua New Guinea	6.6%	yes
Ecuador	6.2%	yes
Cote d'Ivoire	2.5%	—
All other countries	8.3%

Palm oil — 2023, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Malaysia	87.0%	—
Indonesia	11.3%	yes
Thailand	0.5%	yes
Papua New Guinea	0.5%	yes
Philippines	0.2%	yes
Colombia	0.2%	yes
All other countries	0.3%

Cotton — 2016, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	100.0%	—
All other countries	0.0%

Livestock — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	95.8%	—
United States	1.9%	—
Denmark	0.9%	—
Netherlands	0.4%	—
Canada	0.3%	—
Ireland	0.2%	—
All other countries	0.6%

Timber — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	90.9%	—
New Zealand	2.3%	—
Germany	1.0%	yes
United States	0.8%	—
Lithuania	0.7%	—
Sweden	0.7%	—
All other countries	3.6%

Tobacco (unmanufactured) — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
United States	27.7%	—
Brazil	22.4%	yes
Indonesia	15.0%	yes
Malawi	5.6%	—
India	5.2%	yes
Turkiye	2.8%	yes
All other countries	21.2%

Wood charcoal — 2024, by value
Produced in	Share	War recorded
Australia (at home)	40.5%	—
Indonesia	28.0%	yes
Viet Nam	13.7%	—
Namibia	4.0%	—
China	3.8%	—
Thailand	3.6%	yes
All other countries	6.4%

“War recorded” marks a source country where war deaths were recorded in the same year. It is a fact about that country, not a claim that this material caused them.

Where what it produces is consumed

For each material this country produces, how much of it is used in each country, including at home.

Crude petroleum — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	47.2%
Korea, Rep.	17.9%
Thailand	9.9%
Singapore	7.6%
Indonesia	5.8%
Brunei Darussalam	3.3%
All other countries	8.4%

Natural gas — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Japan	28.4%
Australia (at home)	26.1%
China	25.7%
Korea, Rep.	12.4%
Singapore	2.2%
Thailand	2.0%
All other countries	3.2%

Coal and lignite — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Japan	30.4%
India	19.7%
China	17.4%
Korea, Rep.	9.5%
Viet Nam	4.6%
Germany	3.7%
All other countries	14.8%

Cobalt — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	19.2%
Australia (at home)	16.0%
Netherlands	10.9%
Ireland	6.0%
Austria	6.0%
India	4.9%
All other countries	36.9%

Copper — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	44.0%
Japan	13.4%
India	9.8%
Malaysia	8.1%
Korea, Rep.	7.3%
Thailand	5.6%
All other countries	11.9%

Lithium — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	50.5%
Australia (at home)	38.8%
Korea, Rep.	2.2%
Indonesia	1.7%
Japan	0.8%
Malaysia	0.6%
All other countries	5.5%

Nickel — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Japan	15.9%
China	15.5%
Australia (at home)	11.3%
Korea, Rep.	8.1%
United States	7.8%
Malaysia	6.6%
All other countries	34.8%

Gold — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	27.7%
United Kingdom	15.4%
India	14.7%
Hong Kong SAR, China	11.8%
Singapore	5.0%
Azerbaijan	4.2%
All other countries	21.2%

Tin — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	71.0%
Australia (at home)	9.1%
Japan	5.0%
Korea, Rep.	3.3%
India	1.9%
Malaysia	1.0%
All other countries	8.6%

Tantalum — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	20.3%
India	19.7%
Spain	19.0%
Malaysia	9.5%
Mexico	7.2%
Korea, Rep.	7.0%
All other countries	17.2%

Tungsten — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Viet Nam	55.5%
China	16.9%
United States	6.6%
India	3.8%
Mexico	3.2%
Korea, Rep.	2.9%
All other countries	11.1%

Iron ore — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	78.7%
Australia (at home)	7.3%
Japan	5.8%
Korea, Rep.	5.6%
Indonesia	1.1%
Viet Nam	1.0%
All other countries	0.5%

Bauxite — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	67.3%
China	31.3%
Korea, Rep.	0.4%
United States	0.3%
United Arab Emirates	0.3%
India	0.1%
All other countries	0.3%

Rare earth elements — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	66.2%
China	16.0%
Japan	8.5%
Thailand	2.9%
United States	1.4%
Philippines	1.0%
All other countries	4.0%

Silver — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	24.0%
Philippines	19.6%
Hong Kong SAR, China	10.9%
India	10.1%
United Kingdom	9.4%
Japan	6.6%
All other countries	19.3%

Zinc — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	56.4%
Viet Nam	9.8%
Indonesia	5.8%
Thailand	4.1%
United States	3.7%
Japan	3.4%
All other countries	16.9%

Manganese — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	55.0%
Australia (at home)	13.3%
India	6.8%
Korea, Rep.	5.7%
Malaysia	4.7%
Japan	3.6%
All other countries	10.8%

Salt — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	39.4%
Japan	20.3%
China	14.5%
Indonesia	10.3%
Korea, Rep.	6.7%
Philippines	3.2%
All other countries	5.5%

Silica sand — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	31.2%
China	23.4%
Japan	17.7%
Netherlands	8.1%
Korea, Rep.	5.6%
Philippines	1.9%
All other countries	12.1%

Natural diamonds (rough) — 2020, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	38.5%
China	18.2%
United States	15.0%
Hong Kong SAR, China	10.3%
United Arab Emirates	5.2%
Singapore	2.3%
All other countries	10.6%

Wheat — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	23.7%
China	13.6%
Indonesia	11.6%
Philippines	8.7%
Yemen, Rep.	6.3%
Japan	5.2%
All other countries	30.9%

Milk — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	76.5%
China	8.7%
Indonesia	2.5%
Viet Nam	1.9%
Thailand	1.2%
Malaysia	1.1%
All other countries	8.2%

Maize — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	67.6%
Korea, Rep.	24.7%
Sri Lanka	1.5%
Papua New Guinea	0.9%
New Zealand	0.5%
New Caledonia	0.4%
All other countries	4.4%

Rice — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	52.4%
Saudi Arabia	12.6%
Israel	10.8%
New Zealand	4.1%
Kuwait	2.0%
Qatar	1.1%
All other countries	17.0%

Soybeans — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	93.4%
Korea, Rep.	3.1%
New Zealand	3.0%
Fiji	0.1%
New Caledonia	0.1%
Papua New Guinea	0.0%
All other countries	0.2%

Sugar — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Japan	38.9%
Indonesia	25.3%
Korea, Rep.	19.5%
United States	4.9%
New Zealand	3.4%
China	3.4%
All other countries	4.5%

Cotton — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
China	29.1%
Viet Nam	26.9%
Bangladesh	11.2%
India	10.6%
Indonesia	9.7%
Malaysia	4.8%
All other countries	7.8%

Livestock — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	32.9%
United States	17.4%
China	11.1%
Japan	9.4%
Korea, Rep.	9.0%
Indonesia	6.0%
All other countries	14.2%

Timber — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	92.6%
India	3.9%
China	2.6%
Malaysia	0.2%
Korea, Rep.	0.1%
Saudi Arabia	0.1%
All other countries	0.5%

Tobacco (unmanufactured) — 2005, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	91.6%
Papua New Guinea	3.0%
Egypt, Arab Rep.	1.0%
Fiji	0.8%
Solomon Islands	0.5%
South Africa	0.4%
All other countries	2.7%

Wood charcoal — 2024, by value
Consumed in	Share
Australia (at home)	93.4%
New Zealand	2.4%
Sweden	1.1%
Denmark	0.5%
Norway	0.2%
Fiji	0.1%
All other countries	2.2%

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