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Top 5 Cleanest Countries In The World
The environment is a big issue for many of the worlds countries. Billions are spent on making our world a cleaner place yearly. More policies and technological advances help, but the peoples cooperation is what is truly needed. Most do what they can, but some go far and above and aim to make their country the cleanest and greenest it can possibly be,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], in air, water and land. What are these countries that are the hallmarks of cleanliness?
1. Switzerland With an environmental performance index (EPI) of 95. 5, this European country ranks first in cleanliness. The environment has been in the countrys interest as early as 1876 when it passed a forestry law. There are many major influential pro-environment groups in the country. Nearly all electricity comes from dams and nuclear plants, reducing emissions caused by burning fossil fuels. Strict standards for exhaust are placed on vehicles to lower air pollution. The country is also one of the top recyclers in the world, with stiff penalties levied on offenders. If you want clean, this is the place to be.
2. Sweden Coming in second with 93. 1 are these two countries. Like Switzerland, almost all power is produced without fossil fuels. A good percentage of Swedens forests still stand thanks to the peoples efforts, up to today. Like most clean countries, they have emission laws in place. Yet another clean place you can visit!
3. Norway Tied with Sweden, Norway still uses some forms of oil to power the nation. Norway was once a heavy air polluter, but that has changed after Norway took steps to reduce emissions. A good portion of its land is also protected. Its always a good time to visit Norway.
4. Finland Unlike the first three, Finland still uses fossil fuels for power, but this is gradually lessening. Finland takes care of its shores, assigning a majority that can never be built on. Like all the other now-clean nations,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], it had a past problem with pollution until the government decided to act. Now, its one of the cleanest places in the world. Id love to go there!
5. Costa Rica It may be unexpected for some, but Costa Rica comes in fifth. This country has a large total area dedicated to parks. Early on in its history, Costa Rica was already acting to have water and air standards. Almost a quarter of the country is protected to preserve wildlife, one of the largest percentages in the world! The nation also contains 5% of the entire worlds species,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych]! The country is generally poor but educated,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and is the most stable country in its region. They still make an effort for the environment. If they didnt, they wouldnt have all those lovely beachside resorts to bring in tourists! They are the most visited place in Central America. Why not come, too?
Next time you plan a vacation, why not go somewhere where youre sure to breathe clean air? It will be good for you! What are your experiences in these countries? Speak up!Topics related articles:


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