The line chart depicts the information about four European countries such as France, Norway, Spain and Greece who emits average carbon dioxide per person, which is measured in metric tonnes between 1975 and 2015.
Overall, the amount of carbon dioxide emission was steadily increased in Greece and Spain but, it was decline drastically in France and Norway countries in the given time period.
The emissions of carbon dioxide was negligible in 1975 but, it rose significantly and reached at nearly 5 metric tonnes after twenty years. Then, it climbed up to just under 6 metric tonnes in 2005 and then, it remained constant at the period of 2015. Spain was that country from which carbon dioxide emits 4 metric tonnes of energy in 1975. It increased sharply to near about 7. 5 metric tonnes in 2005 and remain stable at the end of the period.
Approximately, 8 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide emission in Norway in 1975. After that, it peaked upto 10 metric tonnes in 1985. There were significant decrease observed from 1985 to 2015 and it reached at just over 5 metric tonnes. This emission was decrease dramatically to 7 metric tonnes in 2005 in France. After ten years, there were slight decline represent to nearly 8 metric tonnes.
The line chart depicts the information about four European countries such as France, Norway, Spain and Greece who emits average
carbon
dioxide per person, which
is measured
in metric tonnes between 1975 and 2015.
Overall
, the amount of
carbon
dioxide
emission
was
steadily
increased in Greece and Spain
but
, it was decline
drastically
in France and Norway countries in the
given
time period.
The
emissions
of
carbon
dioxide was negligible in 1975
but
, it rose
significantly
and reached at
nearly
5 metric tonnes after twenty years. Then, it climbed up to
just
under 6 metric tonnes in 2005 and then, it remained constant at the period of 2015. Spain was that country from which
carbon
dioxide emits 4 metric tonnes of energy in 1975. It increased
sharply
to near about 7. 5 metric tonnes in 2005 and remain stable at the
end
of the period.
Approximately, 8 metric tonnes of
carbon
dioxide
emission
in Norway in 1975. After that, it peaked
upto
10 metric tonnes in 1985. There were significant decrease observed from 1985 to 2015 and it reached at
just
over 5 metric tonnes. This
emission
was decrease
dramatically
to 7 metric tonnes in 2005 in France. After ten years, there were slight decline represent to
nearly
8 metric tonnes.