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 illustrates on average

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released by every individual in four different countries over the

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of 40 years. It is clearly seen that, throughout the

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the United Kingdom was the highest amongst the other four nations in releasing CO2 and it is

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notable that there was a drastic decrease in Sweden’s CO2 emission, whilst the other two regions kept growing in leaking CO2 till the

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2007.

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with, in the

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1967 England outflowed nearly 11 metric

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of

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dioxide

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into the air, after remaining steady for a decade it started dropping and reached close to 9 metric

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by the end of the

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.

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, Sweden was at approximately 9 metric

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in the

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1967 and reached its peak by nearing 11 metric

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but

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we can see a drastic dip from the

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1977 till the rest of the

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,

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Sweden was identically matching with Portugal.

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, the two countries which were lower compared to others in 1967 were Portugal just above 1 metric tonne and Italy around 4 metric

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, despite being lowest in the beginning, both the countries kept growing in releasing

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and

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of the era Italy was second highest with nearly 8 metric

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in the amount of leaking CO2 and Portugal was as same as Sweden at just above 5 metric

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of

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dioxide

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in the air.