The line graph compares average
carbon
dioxide Use synonyms
emissions
per Use synonyms
person
across four countries from 1967 to 2007.
Use synonyms
Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
the amount of Linking Words
carbon
dioxide released in the United Kingdom and Use synonyms
Sweden
declined noticeably by the end of the period, Use synonyms
while
the figures for Italy and Portugal increased gradually over time. The UK recorded the largest amount of Linking Words
carbon
Use synonyms
emissions
released both at the start and end of the period. Another notable feature is that the lowest figures Use synonyms
at the end
of the period emerged in Linking Words
Sweden
and Portugal.
The average amount of Use synonyms
carbon
dioxide released in the UK stood at nearly 11 Use synonyms
tonnes
per Use synonyms
person
in 1967, after which it declined gradually to reach approximately 9 Use synonyms
tonnes
per Use synonyms
person
in 2007. The output of Use synonyms
carbon
Use synonyms
emissions
in Use synonyms
Sweden
, which began at around 9 Use synonyms
tonnes
per Use synonyms
person
in 1967, peaked at just over 10 Use synonyms
tonnes
in 1977. It Use synonyms
then
fell dramatically to roughly 5 Linking Words
tonnes
in 2007.
Turning to the remaining countries, the level of CO₂ Use synonyms
emissions
in Italy started around 4 Use synonyms
tonnes
per Use synonyms
person
in 1967, after overtaking Use synonyms
Sweden
in 1987 at around 7 Use synonyms
tonnes
. Use synonyms
Following
Linking Words
this
, it rose noticeably to roughly 8 Linking Words
tonnes
in 2007. Use synonyms
Similarly
, Portugal, which recorded nearly 1 tonne of Linking Words
carbon
Use synonyms
emissions
in 1967, grew significantly to a high of approximately 5 Use synonyms
tonnes
per Use synonyms
person
in 2007.Use synonyms