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    World's Largest Reserves & Natural Resources

    Venezuela holds the biggest oil reserves while the United States sits on the largest official gold stockpile. Brazil leads in freshwater, Russia dominates natural gas, diamonds, and forest area, and Australia claims uranium plus iron ore. China takes the crown for hydropower potential, solar capacity, wind capacity, and rare earths. The US also has the most coal. Chile is top for copper and lithium, Guinea for bauxite, Peru for silver, Indonesia for nickel, DR Congo for cobalt, and Morocco for phosphate. This grid infographic maps every category with flags next to each resource, under the title World's Largest Reserves & Natural Resources with data from Statistics. Sources listed at the bottom are USGS, World Bank, IEA, FAO, and World Gold Council.

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    World's Largest Reserves & Natural Resources

    Venezuela holds the biggest oil reserves while the United States sits on the largest official gold stockpile. Brazil leads in freshwater, Russia dominates natural gas, diamonds, and forest area, and Australia claims uranium plus iron ore. China takes the crown for hydropower potential, solar capacity, wind capacity, and rare earths. The US also has the most coal. Chile is top for copper and lithium, Guinea for bauxite, Peru for silver, Indonesia for nickel, DR Congo for cobalt, and Morocco for phosphate. This grid infographic maps every category with flags next to each resource, under the title World's Largest Reserves & Natural Resources with data from Statistics. Sources listed at the bottom are USGS, World Bank, IEA, FAO, and World Gold Council.

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