The line graph compares the amount of carbon dioxide emissions each person in the United Kinged, Sweden, Italy and Portugal over a period of 40 years.
It is clear that an individual in the United Kinged cause to produce carbon dioxide in metric tonnes. The lowest amount of CO2 emission in Portugal over the period shown.
In 1967 average of carbon dioxide produced in Portugal was one in metric tonnes, which rose dramatically to peak of approximately five in metric tonnes in 1997 and remind in this level for the rest of period. By contrast, the highest average of co2 emissions by every person in 1967 was 11 in metric tonnes, although this amount fell over 40-year period, it stayed the top rank of generating co2 for whole the period.
Figures of Sweden rose to peak of above ten in metric tonnes then it started to fall until 2007, when each person in Sweden and Portugal emission the same amount of co2, under six in metric tonnes. In 1967, the amount of co2 emissions in Italy was about four in metric tonnes but after 2 years it reached seven in metric tonnes and Italy over took Sweden by increasing amount of co2.
The line graph compares the
amount
of carbon dioxide
emissions
each person in the United
Kinged
, Sweden, Italy and Portugal
over
a
period
of 40 years.
It is
clear
that an individual in the United
Kinged
cause to produce carbon dioxide in metric tonnes. The lowest
amount
of CO2
emission
in Portugal
over
the
period
shown.
In 1967 average of carbon dioxide produced in Portugal was one in metric tonnes, which rose
dramatically
to peak of approximately five in metric tonnes in 1997 and remind in this level for the rest of
period
. By contrast, the highest average of co2
emissions
by every person in 1967 was 11 in metric tonnes, although this
amount
fell
over
40-year
period
, it stayed the top rank of generating co2 for whole the period.
Figures of Sweden rose to peak of above ten in metric tonnes then it
started
to fall until 2007, when each person in Sweden and Portugal
emission
the same
amount
of co2, under six in metric tonnes. In 1967, the
amount
of co2
emissions
in Italy was about four in metric tonnes
but
after 2 years it reached seven in metric tonnes and Italy
over
took Sweden by increasing
amount
of co2.