The average carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions per person of four countries, United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal between 1967 and 2007 is indicated in the line graph. In this essay, I will introduce the trend and compare the data that’s shown in the chart.

Firstly

, the United Kingdom

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the highest amount of CO2

emission

among all four countries, from 1967 to 2007. It started at around 11 metric

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in 1967 and gradually dropped to about 9 metric

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in 2007.

In contrast

, Portugal has the lowest level of COS emissions though it has a rapid rise trend, which is just above 1 metric

tonnes

in 1967 to over 5 metric

tonnes

in 2007.

Furthermore

, Italy

also

has an increasing CO2 emissions rate, from just above 4 metric

tonnes

in 1967 to almost 8 metric

tonnes

in 2007. More specifically, Italy was the second lowest in 1967 but their CO2

emission

has overtaken Sweden’s figure, turned to the second highest in 2007. Another thing which stands out in the chart is that Sweden is the only country that has an increase in CO2

emission

from 1967 to 1977, and

then

there is a sharp decrease from 1977 to 2007, which

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Sweden’s figure to around 5 metric

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in 2007 and one of the lowest

emission

countries with Portugal.

To conclude

, the chart

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clearly

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that the level of CO2

emission

in Italy and Portugal

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both increased,

while

the United Kingdom has a gradual drop and Sweden

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a rise and

then

dropped rapidly.