The line graph illustrates the mean carbon dioxide
emissions
for every individual in four countries, the UK, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal from 1967 to 2007. Use synonyms
Overall
, it can be seen clearly that people in the United Kingdom were responsible for the highest amount of CO2 emission, Linking Words
whereas
the Portuguese contributed the least.
In 1967, each of the Britains contributed an average of approximately 11 metric Linking Words
tonnes
of carbon Use synonyms
emissions
and saw a gradual decline over a period of 40 Use synonyms
years
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while
the residences of Swedish were responsible for slightly lesser Linking Words
emissions
compared to the people in the UK, starting at the same level where the Britains finished in 2007, 9 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
. Use synonyms
Then
, the average CO2 Linking Words
emissions
for every individual in Sweden steadily increased within the next 10 Use synonyms
years
, reaching a peak of just over 10 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
before drastically dropping for the next 30 Use synonyms
years
of timescale, marking just above 5 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
.
In sharp contrast to Use synonyms
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, Linking Words
although
Italy and Portugal started at a much lower average CO2 Linking Words
emissions
per person compared to the other two countries in 1967, these countries, interestingly, only saw a steady increase in Use synonyms
emissions
throughout the 40-year period of time. Italy started at around 4 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
and gradually rose to just under 8 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
in 1997, and levelling off until 2007. Meanwhile, the people from Portugal being the least CO2 contributors were only responsible for an average of 1 metric ton. Use synonyms
Following
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this
, the number consistently went up for the next 30 Linking Words
years
, reaching 5 metric Use synonyms
tonnes
in 1997, and remained fairly constant until 2007.Use synonyms
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