North Korea and India are among a group of 11 countries the U.S. intelligence community assesses as being "highly vulnerable" to the impacts of the climate crisis while lacking capability to adapt to the looming changes, a U.S. intelligence report showed Thursday.The likely intensifying physical effects of climate change will "increase the potential for instability and possibly internal conflict in these countries," said the National Intelligence Estimate on Climate Change, which assesses possible risks through 2040.The report was released as part of a series of analyses from U.S. governmen…READ FULL ARTICLE