The line chart illustrates the 
amount
 of emissions of carbon dioxide for each individual in some nations Use synonyms
such
 as the United Linking Words
Kingdom
, Use synonyms
Sweden
, Italy and Portugal throughout the Use synonyms
period
 from  1967 to 2007.
Looking from an Use synonyms
overall
 perspective, it is readily apparent that among these four different nations, the United Linking Words
Kingdom
 Use synonyms
as well as
 Linking Words
Sweden
 witnessed a downward trend, Use synonyms
in contrast
, the other two countries Linking Words
such
 as, Italy and Portugal experienced an upward trend during the given Linking Words
period
.
From the graph, it can be seen that in the United Use synonyms
Kingdom
, the number of carbon dioxide, which was released over the given Use synonyms
period
 decreased gradually from about  11 Use synonyms
tonnes
 in 1967 to nearly 9 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
 in 2007. Use synonyms
However
, Linking Words
this
 Linking Words
amount
 in Use synonyms
Sweden
 Use synonyms
also
 declined but the number of emotions in 1967 was just over 8 metric Linking Words
tonnes
 but Use synonyms
then
 it rose sharply to about 11 metric Linking Words
tonnes
 after that it started to fall significantly to approximately 5 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
 by 2007.
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On the other hand
, Linking Words
although
 Italy witnessed fluctuation during the given Linking Words
period
 the Use synonyms
amount
 claimed rapidly from nearly 4.5 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
 in 1967 to almost 8 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
 in 2007. Use synonyms
While
 Portugal like Italy experienced growth in the given time Linking Words
this
 Linking Words
amount
 first started from just over 2 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
 in 1967 to nearly 6 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
 just like the Use synonyms
amount
 of numbers which was recorded for Use synonyms
Sweden
.the graph below shows average carbon dioxide emissions per person in the United Use synonyms
Kingdom
, Use synonyms
Swedan
, Italy and Portugal between 1967 and 2007.Correct your spelling
Sweden