Top 10 countries by the value of natural resources: Who tops the list? The undisputed leader of this ranking is Russia, with a total value of natural resources estimated at an impressive $75 trillion. The foundation of this wealth consists of coal, oil, natural gas, timber, and various ore metals. The United States of America takes second place with an indicator of $45 trillion. Their key resources include coal, timber, gold, and copper. In third place is Saudi Arabia, whose oil and natural gas reserves are valued at $34 trillion. The first five also include Canada ($33 trillion) with its significant reserves of oil, uranium, timber, and natural gas, as well as Iran ($27 trillion), whose wealth is predominantly concentrated in oil and natural gas. The second half of the list looks as follows: China - $23 trillion (coal, rare earth metals, timber) Brazil - $22 trillion (gold, uranium, iron ore, timber, oil) Australia - $20 trillion (coal, timber, copper, iron ore, gold, uranium) Iraq - $16 trillion (oil) Venezuela - $14 trillion (iron ore, natural gas, oil)#Ethereum $FIL $FET $BIO