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

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Carbon

Dioxide

emissions

per capita in four different European countries over a

period

of 40 years, from 1967 to 2007.

It is clear that

carbon

emissions

in the

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and Sweden decreased for most of the

period

shown.

However

,

while

Italy's and Portugal's CO2

emissions

per resident rose steadily,

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had the highest amount of

carbon

dioxide

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. For the first decades, the

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for

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Carbon

dioxide output stood at almost 11 metric tonnes.

However

, over the following three decades, there was a slight fall and the

figure

had reached 9 by 2007.

In contrast

, the CO2

emissions

in Sweden rose sharply for the first decades, which

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by a sudden decline with the rate reaching a low of 5, 5 in 2007.

Conversely

, both Italy and Portugal saw similar moderate roses over the

period

. at the start of the

period

with 4 metric tonnes the

carbon

emissions

per head in Sweden grew over 6 m.t in 1977 , and

this

number gradually increased over the

period

to finish at approximately 8 metric tonnes in 2007. The

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for Portugal was the lowest of the four countries. In the year 1967, the

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started at 1 m.t, after which it rose dramatically by 2007 and

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reached 5. 5 m.t, matching Sweden’s average.