The given table depicts the details regarding the carbon dioxide production emitted by China,
United
States, Russia, India and Japan in 2006.
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Overall
, there were variations in the amounts of CO2 emitted by Linking Words
given
countries. In fact, Correct article usage
the given
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It
is clear that the highest production was experienced by China Fix capitalization
it
and
the United States emitted the lowest in 2006.
China Punctuation problem
, and
had
released 6000 Verb problem
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million
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tons
of CO2 in 2006, which Use synonyms
experienced
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was
a
11% Correct article usage
an
increased
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increase
than
its previous Change preposition
from
year
. In 2006, Russia Use synonyms
had
emitted nearly 1700 Verb problem
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million
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tons
, which was 600 Use synonyms
million
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tons
higher than Japan's figure in the same Use synonyms
year
. Use synonyms
However
, both countries experienced no change compared to their previous Linking Words
year
. The lowest figure was recorded by Use synonyms
United
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the United
stated
, which accounted for 5000 Replace the word
States
million
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tons
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and
it was a 2% reduction Punctuation problem
, and
than in
2005. Change preposition
from
In addition
, India showed Linking Words
a
8% Correct article usage
an
increased
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increase
than
its previous Change preposition
over
year
, accounting for 1300 Use synonyms
million
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tons
in 2006.
In terms of Use synonyms
average
amount of carbon dioxide production per person, the highest was noted by Correct article usage
the average
United
States, which accounted for nearly 20 kg. The lowest per capita was recorded by India, accounting for 1.2 kg.Correct article usage
the United