The table below shows carbon dioxide emissions from transport in three European countries in 1994 and 2004.

The table below shows carbon dioxide emissions from transport in three European countries in 1994 and 2004.
The given table provides an overview of carbon dioxide
emissions
from four main
transport
sources
(namely,
road
transport
, railways, civil aviation and shipping) in the United
Kingdom
,
France
and
Germany
in 1994 and 2004.
Germany
,
although
having higher
emissions
than either the United
Kingdom
or
France
, saw the amount decrease slightly from 47.2 to 46.7
million
tonnes
.
By comparison
,
France
recorded an increase of four
million
tonnes
from 34.7
million
in 1994,
while
the United
Kingdom
had a smaller growth, 2.5
million
tonnes
over the same period. In all
three
countries,
road
transport
was responsible for the majority of
emissions
. In the United
Kingdom
,
road
transport
produced
emissions
of up to 32.6
million
tonnes
in 2004, 2
million
more than ten years earlier,
while
the other
three
transport
sources
did not show any remarkable growth. A similar pattern was seen in
France
, where
road
transport
added 3.6
million
tonnes
to the total
emissions
within ten years.
Germany
,
by contrast
, was the only country of the
three
to experience a drop in
road
transport
emissions
. The other
three
transport
sources
had a lower emission volume as well, except civil aviation, with the amount rising to 1.2
million
. As shown in the table, both the UK and
France
failed to reduce carbon dioxide
emissions
from
transport
sources
during the period 1994 to 2004,
in contrast
to the decrease in
Germany
.
Road
transport
continued to account for the biggest source of
emissions
.
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