A world map shows iodine mining locations marked by purple circles with "I O." Key areas include the United States (Oklahoma, northern New Jersey) and the Atacama Desert in northern Chile.
Iodine Mines | Oil Shale or Tar Sands | Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (1 m) | |
|---|---|---|---|
Oklahoma | 10 | ||
Illinois | 1 | ||
Utah | 17.2% | ||
Wyoming | 9.99% | ||
Alberta | 10.6% | ||
Alaska | 0.230% | ||
Northwest Territories | 0.106% | ||
District of Columbia | 6.93% | ||
Florida | 0.876% | ||
New Hampshire | 0.244% | ||
Rhode Island | 3.07% | ||
Washington | 0.110% | ||
Nunavut | 0.118% | ||
Maine | 0.127% | ||
Nova Scotia | 0.134% | ||
Virginia | 0.108% | ||
Delaware | 5.31% | ||
Prince Edward Island | 1.21% | ||
Louisiana | 0.728% | ||
Hawaii | 1.26% | ||
North Carolina | 0.189% | ||
Oregon | 1 | 0.116% | |
New Brunswick | 0.167% | ||
Alabama | 0.215% | ||
New Jersey | 4 | 2.79% | |
South Carolina | 3.55% | ||
Connecticut | 1 | 0.331% | |
Massachusetts | 0.375% | ||
Georgia | 0.545% | ||
New York | 0.163% | ||
Maryland | 0.568% | ||
California | 0.557% |
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