The given line graph illustrates the figure for carbon dioxide emitted by each person in four countries in Europe over a span of 40 years, from 1967 to 2007.
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table clarifies the numbers of toxic gases consumed by people in the United Kingdom, Sweden , Italy and Portugal in the 21st century.
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Overall
, we notice from the line the amount of CO2 gradually increased.
In 1967 , the high use of carbon dioxide in the UK was about 11 Linking Words
tonnes
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Portugal emitted only 1.5 Linking Words
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situation has been continuing since 1977, indeed, the amount used for these materials in Sweden jumped to 10 Linking Words
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The numbers in 1987 indicated to rise in taking these hazardous materials with some differences, the figures in Sweden dropped to 6 Use synonyms
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, in Portugal, there was a drastic change from 2 to 4. In 1997 the Same thing happened Linking Words
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the use of Linking Words
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carbon dioxide decreased smoothly in the UK. In 2007, the use of Linking Words
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toxic carbon had been falling in the UK, Linking Words
however
, in Italy had been sweeping.
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To conclude
, generally, we notice from the statistics that the number of consuming emissions is increasing each year.Linking Words
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