The graph below shows average carbon dioxide (Co2) emissions per person in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal between 1967 and 2007.
The line graph demonstrates the average CO2
emissions
per person in the 4 European nations from 1967 to 2007.
Overall
, Italy and Portugal had roughly the same upward trend as opposed to the UK and Sweden had a downward trend. However
, the steady reduction in the average emissions
in the UK was the highest in the given period.
Among these selected countries, the average CO2 emissions
per person in the UK decreased gradually in 1967 and the average emission stood at nearly 11 metric tonnes
and in 2007 roughly 9 metric tonnes
Moreover
in Italy, the average CO2 emissions
fell sharply and peaked at about (10) metric tonnes
in 1977, on the other hand
, Italy’s CO2 emissions
/generation, production nearly doubled. as kicked off at just above 4 metrics in 1967 and ended in almost 8. Additionally
, Portugal's almost quadrupled. The per capita in 1967 was just 1.5 metric tonnes
but in 2007 the emissions
reached 5.5 metric tonnes
and eventually matched Sweden's average.Submitted by respina.jamei on
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