The project, with its ability to pull together all the information collected on a global scale, points to the striking discrepancy in climate vulnerability around the world, with the poorest nations set to suffer the most. For example, the tool shows that in the UK – as in many other countries with colder climates, which tend to be richer and more polluting – the impact of climate-related mortality and energy consumption are set to decrease, while the hours you can work increase as the climate rises.
