The graph shows average CO2 emissions per person in the UK, Sweden, Italy and Portugal.
The chart below depicts the information about the average
amount
of carbon dioxide emitted by citizens of four different countries, namely British, Sweden, Italy and Portugal during the 40 years
period commencing from 1967.
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40-year
According to
the given data, we can see that both Italy and Portugal witnessed the
upward trend in carbon dioxide emissions to the environment Correct article usage
an
whereas
the other two regions had downward
trend in their Add an article
a downward
amount
of releasing
toxic gas.
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two
countries which had Correct article usage
the two
the
rising Correct article usage
a
amount
of using
products that produced CO2, the figure grew from only under 2 Verb problem
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tonnes
and more than 4 tonnes
in 1967 to the
significant numbers of over 4 and nearly 7 Correct article usage
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tonnes
in 2007 respectively for Italy and Portugal.
On the other hand
, the amount
of CO2 released by Sweden people rose to more than 10 tonnes
in the first 10 years
period before it declined steeply until it reached the lowest point of just under 6 Correct your spelling
10-year
tonnes
in 2007 but surprisingly intersected with the highest amount
in Portugal.
Meanwhile, it is clear from the graph that the United Kingdom observed the
slight decrease over the years from more than 10 Correct article usage
a
tonnes
to only more than 8 tonnes
at the end
of the period.Submitted by yennhicao24 on
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