[Graphic] v CO2 emissions. Vulnerability to climate change, by Nation

[Graphic] v CO2 emissions. Vulnerability to climate change, by Nation

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[Graphic] v CO2 emissions. Vulnerability to climate change, by Nation

September 8, 2015 Emily Newhook

MHA @ GW, the master online the administration of health offered by the Milken Institute school of public health at George Washington University, created this data visualization to compare nations that contribute the most CO2 with the nations that are most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. To illustrate this concept, we compared the data of the World Index Our Lady Adaptation (ND-GAIN), which summarizes the vulnerability of countries to climate change and other global challenges, together with its commitment to improve resilience, with data from the carbon dioxide information Analysis Center (CDIAC)

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