The graph below shows average carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per person in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal between 1967 and 2007.

The presented line graph compares the amount of carbon dioxide produced by everyone in 4 different

country

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countries

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during 4 decades from 1967 to 2007.

Overall

,

it is clear that

while

in

United

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the United

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Kingdom and

Sweden

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Sweden,

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we see a great decrease in the

emmision

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emission

of CO2, in Italy and Portugal the trend is totally reversed.

Moreover

, in 2007,

Sweden

and Italy reached an equal level. With regard to the figures illustrating UK and

Sweden

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Sweden's

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consumption, in

UK

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the UK

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, the

existed

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carbon dioxide was about 11 metric tones in 1967, which was the highest rate

amongest

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amongst

all countries , it gradually

delined

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declined

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to nearly 9 in 2007,

whereas

, in

Sweden

, the rate was 9 in 1967, and after reaching the peak point in 1977 at just over 10, there was a sharp fall onward until 2007 which met less than 6. Looking at the Italy and Portugal trend, it is noticeable that both countries experienced an upward

trand

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trend

from nearly 4 and 1 in 1967 to less than 8 and 6 in 2007 respectively. It is noticeable that in 2007

Sweden

and Portugal

emmit

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emit

the same rate of carbon dioxide at just less than 6 metric

tones

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tonnes

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.