Which country should be flooded by the greenhouse effect?

Global warming or inundation of the country by seawater. Maldives is crying for help from the world! ! ! ! ! At the United Nations Climate Summit, the President of Maldives called on all countries to take immediate action to curb global warming, otherwise the country will be submerged by seawater. The latest report released by a group of scientists shows that if the current global warming trend is not contained, Maldives and other low-lying countries may disappear in this century. Maldivian President Nasheed said that the Maldives will try its best to avoid this situation, but in the worst case, the Maldives may relocate the whole country. Xinhua News Agency reporter Chen Zhanjie photo "If we do nothing as usual, we will not survive and our country will cease to exist." On the 22nd, local time, at the UN headquarters in new york, Maldivian President Nasheed shouted to the representatives of 192 countries around the world attending the UN Climate Summit, calling on all countries to take immediate action to curb global warming. "You didn't really listen." In his speech at the summit, Nasheed described the grim situation facing the Maldives to other countries. "If greenhouse gas emissions are not effectively controlled, the sea level rise caused by global warming will completely submerge island countries such as the Maldives. Nasheed said that Maldives is invited to attend one or two climate change conferences every year, and every time he calls on countries to take action as soon as possible. "We are eager for these voices to be effective, so we call again and again, even though we know that you and the President of Maldives called on countries to take immediate action to curb global warming at the United Nations climate summit, otherwise the country will be submerged by seawater and didn't really listen." Perhaps because of the deliberate arrangement of the United Nations, Nasheed's speech happened to be in the middle of the speeches of the leaders of the two countries that received the most attention at the summit, namely, the United States and China. Nasheed called on developed countries to come up with binding emission reduction commitments and provide technical and financial assistance to developing countries, and leaders of all countries should seize the "historic opportunity" of the Copenhagen climate change conference at the end of the year to end the 2-year stagnation.