Iceland has been named as the cleanest country in the world, in an environmental status ranking among 163 countries presented by researchers from various American universities, based on more than 20 aspects, including air quality and the emission of polluting gases.
The study also takes into account the protection of the habitat and the environmental impact on the health of the population, in that sense more than half of the first 30 places awarded correspond to the European continent and only three fell to nations located in Latin America. A) Yes, Iceland is the cleanest country in the world, but other countries are on the right track to do so as well. Find out more, below, with Ecologist Verde.
The cleanest countries in the world
As we have commented, the record, according to this study, has been taken Iceland, but there are more countries well positioned on this list. For example, Switzerland occupies second place and Costa Rica the third in the relationship of cleanest countries on the planet. They complete up to the tenth place: Sweden, Norway, Mauritius, France, Australia, Cuba and Colombia, in that order, while the United States, was in 61 position.
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