Haiti the most vulnerable to climate change; Iceland the least

USA Today: Haiti is the nation most at risk from rising sea levels, floods and other impacts of climate change, according to a new global survey from the U.K. risk analysis firm Maplecroft. Thirty countries are listed as being at 'extreme risk,' with the top 10 comprising of Haiti, Bangladesh, Sierra Leone, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Cambodia, Mozambique, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Malawi and the Philippines. The survey, the Climate Change Vulnerability Index, ranks nearly 200 nations in terms of......

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