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The table compares the production of carbon dioxide in five countries in 2017 and 2018. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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 compares carbon dioxide production in five countries in 2017 and 2018, detailing
per person
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emissions
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 in 2017 and total
emissions
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 for both years In 2017, the US had the highest
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emissions
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 at 20.1
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, followed by India (15
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), Russia and Japan (both 10
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), and China (6,6
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). Total
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 were highest in the US at 5682
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tonnes
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, which decreased slightly by 2% to 5568
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tonnes
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 in 2018 China had significant growth, with
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 rising by 11% from 5130
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tonnes
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 in 2017 to 5694
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tonnes
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 in 2018. India's
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 increased by 8% from 1259
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tonnes
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 to 1359
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tonnes
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. Russia's
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 saw no significant change, remaining around 1700
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tonnes
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, and Japan's
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 remained stable
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 around 1190
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tonnes
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.
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,
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 China and India increased their
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, the United States reduced its
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 slightly, with Russia and Japan showing stability

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Vocabulary: The word "increased" was used 2 times.
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