In order to get an idea of how different European countries have been affected by climate change throughout the last couple of decades, GreenMatch has created this interactive map to visualize the process.
The climate change effects have been measured through changes in sea levels, sea- and surface temperature, and precipitation. By hovering over the different countries on the map, you can see the exact data for each measurement.
The map shows us that the countries that have experienced the biggest change in their climate are all located around the Baltic Sea: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Finland. On the other hand, the countries that have been affected the least by climate change are Iceland, Greece, and Norway.




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