The graph below shows average carbon dioxide (Co2) emissions per person in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal between 1967 and 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph below depicts, over 40 years, in 4 wide countries of the world, an average carbon dioxide emission in metric tonnes per person. From an

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perspective, the process starts in the year 1967 to end in the period of 2007. As already been mentioned, the aeons taken into consideration are 4, namely Uk, Sweden, Italy and Portugal.

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with the first year, or rather 1967, the country which reaches the highest interest of 16.5% is the case of the United Kingdom,

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the lowest of 1% is related to Spain.

On the other hand

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, Sweden has fees of 8.1%,

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Italy has 4.01%. Ten years later, we still found England as first on the classification, S.

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Italy third and Portugal continue to be latest.Following 30 stages things start to change, yet Spain and Sweden will show the same percentage of 4.5%, at the same time the process of the UK will drop its rate. For the

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case, it will start to increase, until it holds out, in the year 2007, the proportion of 7.9%.

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, what has already been analysed is dominant to highlight that over 40 years, 2 of the countries had to deal with a drastic plummet, whilst the other two carry on to progress.