The effects of climate change on different parts of the world is seen visually above in a map produced by a PhD student at McGill University. Jason Samson used climate and census data to draw a map of where climate change will likely have the greatest effects on the most number of people.
The map shows in red where the human vulnerability to climate change is greatest. Countries in yellow are expected to experience a more moderate effect on their populations. Blue indicates the least effected populations. Areas in white either lack data or people.
The bitter irony is that many of the places which may suffer the worse effects are places contributing the least to climate change causes."
So those arab-african revolutions nowadays are in reality climatecrisis-riots, and what about antarctica and the sealevel rise of 30 feet or more?
