 The temperature has fluctuated since then with a weak cooling trend, leading to a relative increase in coniferous tree-cover.In 2019 Sweden placed number four in the Climate Change Performance Index by Germanwatch with 76.28 points out of 100.No country was granted position one to three in the list as ”No country is doing enough to prevent dangerous climate change.” Sweden has also been ranked first in both the 2014 and 2016 editions of the "Global Green Economy Index (GGEI)" where Sweden performs well overall and within the topic of climate change performance where it is one of the top developed countries due to the relatively low emissions intensity of the Swedish economy.