The graph illustrates the amount of average carbon di oxide emissions per person in four different European countries during the period between 1967 and 2007.
Overall, United Kingdom’s average Co2 emission was high throughout the period between 1967 to 2007. While Portugal and Sweden shared the lowest at the end of the study period in 2007.
Initially, United Kingdom’s Co2 emission was 10. 8 metric tons I 1967. Then it was gradually decreased to 8. 5 metric tons in 2007. But Sweden’s emission rapidly increased from 8. 4 metric tons in 1967 to 10. 2 metric tons in 1977. Thereafter it went down to 7mt in 1987 and then slowly decreased to 5. 4mt in 2007.
Furthermore, Italy and Portugal’s co2 emission started with 4. 2 metric tons and 1. 2 metric tons respectively in 1967. Both gradually increased throughout the study period and the former ended up at 7. 8 metric tons while the latter finished at 5. 4 metric tons in 2007
The graph illustrates the amount of average carbon
di
oxide
emissions
per person in four
different
European countries during the
period
between 1967 and 2007.
Overall
, United Kingdom’s average Co2
emission
was high throughout the
period
between 1967 to 2007
. While Portugal and Sweden shared the lowest at the
end
of the study
period
in 2007.
Initially
, United Kingdom’s Co2
emission
was 10. 8 metric tons I 1967. Then it was
gradually
decreased to 8. 5 metric tons in 2007.
But
Sweden’s
emission
rapidly
increased from 8. 4 metric tons in 1967 to 10. 2 metric tons in 1977.
Thereafter
it went down to 7mt in 1987 and then
slowly
decreased to 5. 4mt in 2007.
Furthermore
, Italy and Portugal’s co2
emission
started
with 4. 2 metric tons and 1. 2 metric tons
respectively
in 1967. Both
gradually
increased throughout the study
period
and the former ended up at 7. 8 metric tons while the latter finished at 5. 4 metric tons in 2007