The table below shows the projected growth of global freight by 2050 and how this will affect carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
The table chart illustrates the information about the expected
growth
of global freight from 2010 to 2050 and what effects it will have to
carbon dioxide emissions.
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Overall
, it is readily apparent that air will have the biggest growth
percentage among other categories both in terms of CO2 emissions and freight volume. Only sea
is expected to have the smallest proportion of Correct article usage
the sea
growth
compared to others.
Air started by 191 billion tons/km in 2010, which is expected to reach 11,11 by 2050 with 482% growth
. In 2010, air had 150 millions
tons of CO2 emission, which went up to 767 million tons. Road and Rail will have Fix the agreement mistake
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is followed by 304% and 250% in terms of CO2 emissions. Sea
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by 2050. Moreover
, its growth
of global fereight
by 2050 will reach 327% and projected carbon emission will be responsible for 328%.Correct your spelling
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