The graph below shows CO2 emissions for different forms of transport in the European Union. The pie chart shows the percentage of European union funds being spent on different forms of transport.

The graph represents the amount of CO2 emitted by the various means of transport in the European Union,

while

the pie chart illustrates the

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proportion

of money used for the various modes of transport by the European Union.

Overall

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it is clear that

air made the highest CO2 emissions, whilst

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that

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percentage of

EU

funds

was utilized by roads. With regard to

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graph, personal cars emitted 125

grams

of CO2 per passenger and just half of it were buses with a contribution of 72

grams

of CO2 per passenger.

Furthermore

, coaches had

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smallest

proportion

of

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around 40

grams

of CO2 per passenger

whereas

maritime and rail had similar proportions which

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just below 50

grams

of CO2.

However

, air is the highest CO2 emitter with a figure of 375

grams

of CO2. Moving towards the pie chart, the maximum

proportion

(52%) of

EU

funds

were used for

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road construction and 31% of

EU

funds

were utilized for the maintenance of railways.

Moreover

, the

EU

funds

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had a

proportion

of a tenth.

Lastly

, Intermodal, Inland waterways, Ports and Airports had a negligible

proportion

in terms of

EU

funds

.