The line graph given provides information about the average of carbon dioxide emissions in four different countries between 1967 and 2007.
Looking from an overall perspective, it can be readily apparent that the emissions of carbon dioxide in Italy and Portugal experienced a growth over the period given while the ones in The UK were reduced. Sweden also followed a downward trend after a peak in 1977.
Taking a closer look at the graph, it is clear that The UK was the country with the highest amount of emissions over the forty-year period. However, it underwent a slight reduction from around 11 metric tonnes in 1967 to just under 9 in the last year given. On the other hand, Sweden witnessed a sharp peak from 1967 to 1977 reaching almost 11 metric tonnes that year, just under the UK. Nonetheless, from that year to the end of the period, the emissions were gone down approximately 6 metric tonnes.
Regarding the countries that experienced a dramatic growth in that kind of emissions over those years, Italy and Portugal, followed the same pattern. Portugal ascended around 4 metric tonnes from just over 1 to 5 and Italy had just over 4 metric tonnes and ended up reaching almost 8.
The line graph
given
provides information about the average of carbon dioxide
emissions
in four
different
countries between 1967 and 2007.
Looking from an
overall
perspective, it can be
readily
apparent that the
emissions
of carbon dioxide in Italy and Portugal experienced a growth
over
the period
given
while the ones in The UK were
reduced
. Sweden
also
followed a downward trend after a peak in 1977.
Taking a closer look at the graph, it is
clear
that The UK was the country with the highest amount of
emissions
over
the forty-year period.
However
, it underwent a slight reduction from around 11 metric tonnes in 1967 to
just
under 9 in the last
year
given
.
On the other hand
, Sweden witnessed a sharp peak from 1967 to 1977 reaching almost 11 metric tonnes that
year
,
just
under the UK. Nonetheless, from that
year
to the
end
of the period, the
emissions
were gone
down approximately 6 metric tonnes.
Regarding the countries that experienced a dramatic growth in that kind of
emissions
over
those years, Italy and Portugal, followed the same pattern. Portugal ascended around 4 metric tonnes from
just
over
1 to 5 and Italy had
just
over
4 metric tonnes and ended up reaching almost 8.