The graph below shows average carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per person in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal between 1967 and 2007.

The given line graph Elucidates the information on emissions of

carbon

dioxide

individually in four different countries

that is

the united kingdom, Sweden, Italy, and, Portugal from 1967 to 2007. In 1967, there was one person in Portugal for the

emission

of

carbon

dioxide

, which significantly rose to 5 people in the

emission

of

carbon

dioxide

till 2007.

Whereas

in Italy the fluctuation can be seen from 1967 to 2007, at the beginning there were 4 people who emitted

carbon

dioxide

and later on it reached 8 people. In the case of Sweden

initially

, it was 8

persons

who emitted

carbon

dioxide

then

there was a sharp increase to above 10

persons

who were involved in the

emission

.

Finally

, the United Kingdom can be seen as a reverse case where the number of

persons

emitting

carbon

dioxide

was reduced

that is

from 11 to 9

persons

. Overview, it can be speculated that the three countries that are Sweden, Italy, and Portugal have increased

carbon

dioxide

emissions from beginning to end,

whereas

in the case of the United kingdom

emission

of

carbon

dioxide

was decrees per person.