The line graph illustrates the average amount of carbon dioxide emitted per person in 4 different countries (the United
Kingdom
, Use synonyms
Sweden
, Italy, and Portugal) from 1967 to 2007.
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Overall
the emission rate of carbon dioxide in Italy and Portugal increased dramatically across the given period Linking Words
while
those in the United Linking Words
Kingdom
slightly dropped. Use synonyms
Sweden
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in contrast
, experienced a growth in Linking Words
number
in the first ten years before seeing a significant decline in the remaining years, making Italy and Portugal surpass eventually.
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number
of carbon dioxide emitted in Italy, Use synonyms
initially
, stood at just over 4 Linking Words
tonnes
per person, Use synonyms
then
significantly rose to approximately 8 Linking Words
tonnes
. Those in Portugal were observed Use synonyms
similarly
as the Linking Words
number
started at lower than 2 Use synonyms
tonnes
and skyrocketed to reach its peak at almost 6 Use synonyms
tonnes
in the final period.
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On the other hand
, the average emission rate in the United Linking Words
Kingdom
was the highest Use synonyms
number
at over 10 Use synonyms
tonnes
in 1967. It, Use synonyms
then
, gradually went down to under 10 Linking Words
tonnes
; Use synonyms
however
, the United Linking Words
Kingdom
had remained the biggest Use synonyms
number
of emissions among all countries over the given period. Use synonyms
Although
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Sweden
, which had the second-highest average emissions at more than 8 Use synonyms
tonnes
, experienced a noticeable growth, reaching its peak at over 10 Use synonyms
tonnes
in 1977, a remarkable drop was observed, making Use synonyms
Sweden
the lowest Use synonyms
number
of emissions in 2007.Use synonyms
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