The line graph illustrates the average emissions of carbon dioxide by each person in several countries in Europe from 1967 to 2007

This

Line chart shows the average emissions of

carbon

dioxide

per person in four countries in the UK. They

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the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal respectively. it was between 1967 to 2007. for the period from 1967 to 2007 the chart shows that the United Kingdom was the highest

intake

of

carbon

dioxide

and the lowest

intake

of CO2 was Italy and Portugal but it increased a lot in the

last

40 years. In Italy and Portugal in 1967, the

intake

of C02 was 1 metric tonne and 4 metric

tonnes

respectively, over the years both countries increased the

intake

of C02. It stops

at the end

period of the year 2007. The average from all the counties in the

last

decade that

carbon

dioxide

emit was 5.5. More than 8 metric

tonnes

of

carbon

dioxide

were emitted in 1967, it rose to 10.5 metric

tonnes

in 1977 and decreased sharply between the years of 1977-1987 from 10.5 to 7 metric

tonnes

and it decrease more until in 2007 the C02 level emitted was 5.

Furthermore

, the United Kingdom had a downfall of

carbon

dioxide

in the given period.