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

The presented line chart compares data about how much Carbon dioxide per person in 4 various countries namely, the United Kingdom ,

Sweden

, Italy, and Portugal generated from 1967 to 2007.

Overall

, it was important that the trends of the UK and

Sweden

, which had a lot of CO2 emissions,

instead

of the other countries reduced interval by 40 years.

According to

the diagram, at the start, Britania, the main country that manufactured CO2, hit roughly 11;

then

it declined slightly to nearly 9. The second global area was

Sweden

which reached just over 8 in 1967;

thereafter

, it climbed and scored the peak at 10;

however

, it went down significantly to 6 in 2007. The graph demonstrates that in the beginning, Italy touched approximately 4 and after that, it jumped moderately and recorded the same amount as

Sweden

in 1987 at 7. Later it rose marginally to 8 in 2007. The

last

country was Portugal;

additionally

, it reported almost 1 in 1967;

then

it leapt somewhat to the figure that was roughly the same as

Sweden

in 2007.