Biodiversity covers statistics on the rate of change in the occurrence of common farmland birds. There has been a decline in common farmland birds since 2000 and the largest decline has been measured in Norway.

Ecolabel licenses cover statistics on the number of registered Nordic Eco Label licenses (the Swan) and EU Eco Label licenses (the Flower). The number of registered Nordic Eco Label licenses in the Nordics have generally increased over time.

Emissions covers statistics on greenhouse gases, air pollutants, exposure to particulate matter and air emission accounts. National greenhouse gas emissions have decreased in most Nordic countries over time.

Energy use and supply covers statistics on inland energy consumption, primary production of energy, share of energy from renewable resources and final energy consumption. The Nordic countries rank high in renewable energy from a European perspective.

Environmental accounts covers statistics on material flows, emissions of greenhouse gases from production and services as well as environmental, economic and social key data. Sweden has the lowest greenhouse gas emissions per capita from production and services.

Environmental taxes covers statistics on taxes on energy, transport and pollution. The percentage of combined environmental taxes in the total tax revenue has decreased in many Nordic countries over time.

Fertilizers and pesticides covers statistics on the consumption of nitrogen and phosphorus as well as sales of various pesticides. Denmark and Sweden are the largest consumers of nitrogen.

Waste covers statistics on the incineration, recycling, composting and landfilling of waste, measured in percentage of total waste and kilogram per capita. Denmark reports the highest total waste generated per capita. Break in time series: 2016 for Norway.