The graph below shows average carbon dioxide emissions per person in the United kingdom, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal between 1967 and 2007.
The line chart illustrates the average carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per person in four countries (UK, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal) between 1967 to 2007. The unit is measured in metric
tonnes
.
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Overall
, during 1967-2007, the country that produced the highest CO2 emissions is the United Kingdom Linking Words
while
Portugal produce the lowest CO2 emission is Portugal. Both
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To begin
with, the United Kingdom produced approximately 11 metric Linking Words
tonnes
of CO2 in the early years and Use synonyms
then
it progressively went down to around 9 metric Linking Words
tonnes
in 2007. The downward trends Use synonyms
also
happened to Sweeden which produced just above 8 metric Linking Words
tonnes
in 1967, Use synonyms
then
just went up and reach a peak of just above 10 metric Linking Words
tonnes
in 1977 and Use synonyms
finally
periodically declined to just below 6 metric Linking Words
tonnes
in the final year.
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Conversely
, both Italy and Portugal have an inclined production of CO2 emissions during periods. In 1967, Italy and Portugal produce just above 4 and around 1 metric tonne respectively and Linking Words
then
in the final Linking Words
year
It has increased to roughly 8 and just below 6 metric Add a comma
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tonnes
respectively.Use synonyms
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