The graph below shows average carbon dioxide (Co2) emissions per person in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal between 1967 and 2007.

A glance at a line graph provided reveals the amount of emitted carbon footprint in four distinctive nations namely

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the United

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Kingdom, Sweden, Italy,

Portugal

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and Portugal

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, measured in

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, from 1967 to 2007.

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, there was a recessive growth pattern witnessed in the data of the CO2 emissions per person in

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the United

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Kingdom,

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and Sweden

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and the reverse was true for the others. In terms of exhaust fumes

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Kingdom, despite being the highest released amount compared to the others at over 10 in 1967, it went down steadily and consistently to approximately 9 which maintained its crown after 4 decades. With regard to the amount of Sweden’s carbon dioxide, it accelerated

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about 8 to 10, which was its peak in 977, before dropping drastically and consistently to approximately 5 after a 40-year epoch. With respect to the data

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CO2 sent out by

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Italians

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and Portuguese,

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they had the same trend, they differed

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their levels of growth. The former climbed vigorously and continuously from 4 to around 8, which doubled its initial point. Meanwhile the latter surged from approximately 2 to about 6 which ended at a similar point

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Sweden during the mentioned period.