The graph below shows average carbon dioxide (CO²) emissions per person in the United Kingdom , Sweden, Italy, and Portugal between 1967 and 2007
The line chart illustrates the average
carbon
dioxide
emissions
in metric tonnes
per person for the United Kingdom
, Sweden
, Italy and Portugal for each decade between 1967 to
2007.
The United Correct word choice
and
Kingdom
and Sweden
have lowered their carbon
dioxide
emissions
whilst Italy and Portugal have seen an increase in the average number of carbon
dioxide
emissions
per person in the last
40 years.
Sweden
and the United Kingdom
initially
started above 8 and above 10 metric tonnes
respectively and United
Correct article usage
the United
Kingdom
has reduced emissions
by approximately 2% whereas
Sweden
witnessed a drastic change as they have
reduced Unnecessary verb
apply
carbon
dioxide
emissions
below 6 metric tonnes
.
Portugal alone had witnessed the steepest increase in carbon
emissions
as Portugal initially
started below 2 metric tonnes
and stopped just below 6 metric tonnes
. Italy has also
seen an increase, though less significant than Portugal because Portugal increased by approximately 4 metric tonnes
whereas
Italy increased by approximately 3 metric tonnes
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