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Atlas (Beta)Climate Adaptability
WorldPhysical EnvironmentThis world map shows each country's ability to adapt to climate change's negative effects using GAIN (Global Adaptation Index) This index measures a country's ability to adapt to the negative effects of climate change, including the country's exposure, sensitivity and capacity to adapt. Higher numbers indicate a country is less vulnerable.
GAIN (Global Adaptation Index) This index measures a country's ability to adapt to the negative effects of climate change, including the country's exposure, sensitivity and capacity to adapt. Higher numbers indicate a country is less vulnerable.
The countries with the greatest adaptability to the negative impact caused by climate change, with a climate score of more than 60, include the United States, Canada, France, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, Ireland, Iceland, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Czechia, Poland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Israel, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea and Japan. The remining countries are broken down by region. In North America, Mexico has an adaptability between 40 and 49. In Central America, Costa Rica has an adaptability between 50 and 60. The remining countries have adaptability between 40 and 49. In South America, Chile and Uruguay have adaptability between 50 and 60. The remaining countries have adaptability between 40 and 49. In Africa, Morocco, Tunisia and Botswana are between 50 and 60. Algeria, Libya, Egypt, Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire, Chana, Toto, Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Tanzania, Zambia, Namibia, Djibouti and South Africa are between 40 and 49. The remaining countries are less than 40. South Sudan is not reporting data. In Europe, Italy, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Northern Macedonia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus are between 50 and 60. In Southwest Asia, Turkey, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan are between 50 and 60. Iraq and Lebanon are between 40 and 49. Syria and Yemen are below 40. In Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan are between 50 and 60. Turkmenistan and Tajikistan are between 40 and 49. Afghanistan is below 40. In South Asia, Thailand is between 50 and 60. India, Nepal, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos, Vietnam and Bhutan are between 40 and 49. Myanmar and Bangladesh are below 40. In East Asia, China and Mongolia are between 50 and 60. North Korea is between 40 and 49. Taiwan is not reporting data. In Oceania, Malaysia is between 50 and 60. Indonesia and the Philippines are between 40 and 49. Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands are less than 40.
Class | Rank | Value | Class | Rank | Millions of U.S. dollars | Class | Rank | Gallons per person | Class | Rank | Percent | Virgil C Summer nuclear power plant | River Bend nuclear power plant | Clinton nuclear power plant | Donald C Cook nuclear power plant | Catawba nuclear power plant | Columbia nuclear power plant | Limerick nuclear power plant | Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant | Sequoyah nuclear power plant | LaSalle nuclear power plant | Byron nuclear power plant | Watts Bar nuclear power plant | McGuire nuclear power plant | Alvin W Vogtle nuclear power plant | Braidwood nuclear power plant | Comanche Peak nuclear power plant | Waterford nuclear power plant | Browns Ferry nuclear power plant | Callaway nuclear power plant | Wolf Creek nuclear power plant | Seabrook nuclear power plant | Susquehanna nuclear power plant | South Texas nuclear power plant | Peach Bottom nuclear power plant | Palo Verde nuclear power plant | Grand Gulf nuclear power plant | Prairie Island nuclear power plant | Robert Emmett Ginna nuclear power plant | Point Beach nuclear power plant | Nine Mile Point nuclear power plant | Monticello nuclear power plant | H. B. Robinson nuclear power plant | Cooper nuclear power plant | Turkey Point power station | Bruce nuclear power plant | James A Fitzpatrick nuclear power plant | Surry nuclear power plant | Oconee nuclear power plant | Arkansas Nuclear One nuclear power plant | Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant | Edwin I Hatch nuclear power plant | Joseph M Farley nuclear power plant | Millstone nuclear power plant | Davis Besse nuclear power plant | Dresden nuclear power plant | Quad Cities nuclear power plant | Beaver Valley nuclear power plant | Brunswick nuclear power plant | Shearon Harris nuclear power plant | North Anna nuclear power plant | |
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