League of Greediest Nations

Scientists have calculated the world's hogs when it comes to resources (called the ecological footprint) by determining each nation's productive land capacity and comparing it to the actual population and consumption per person. In 2011, Earth Overshoot Day fell on Sept. 27, the day humans used up Earth's annual resources.
As of 2008, the most recent year for which data is available, humans were outstripping Earth's biocapacity by 50 percent. Biocapacity is the amount of renewable resources, land, and waste absorption (such as sinks for carbon dioxide) the Earth can provide. In other words, it takes the planet 1.5 years to restore what humanity burns through in a year.
Here are the top 25 most greedy resource consumers per capita and in order from most to least, the top 25 greediest resource users per capita as of 2008 are:

Ranking	Country
1	Qatar
2	Kuwait
3	United Arab Emirates
4	Denmark
5	USA
6	Belgium
7	Australia
8	Canada
9	The Netherlands
10	Ireland
11	Finland
12	Singapore
13	Sweden
14	Oman
15	Mongolia
16	Macedonia TFYR
17	Austria
18	Czech Republic
19	Slovenia
20	Uruguay
21	Switzerland
22	Greece
23	France
24	Norway
25	Spain

The most minimal resource users tend to be the poorest countries. Here are the bottom resource users, from most to least:

Ranking	Country
25	Guinea-Bissau
24	Cameroon
23	Congo
22	Lesotho
21	Togo
20	Philippines
19	Kenya
18	Tajikistan
17	Angola
16	Yemen
15	India
14	Burundi
13	Zambia
12	Mozambique
11	Malawi
10	Nepal
9	Democratic Republic of the Congo
8	Pakistan
7	Rwanda
6	Bangladesh
5	Eritrea
4	Haiti
3	Afghanistan
2	Timor-Leste
1	Occupied Palestinian Territory*