The graph illustrates a survey on the proportion of Carbon Dioxide emissions in the four various countries over the 40-year period. Overall, it is crystal clear that the UK was by far the most significant amount of Carbon Dioxide while Portugal provided the lowest amount over the period shown.
As is presented in the graph, in 1967, the figure for The UK stood at approximately 11 metric zones per person although it witnessed a graduate fell over the following period. The second most important one was Sweden, which the amount of that was about 9 metric zones per person. Moreover, over the following ten years, it increased slightly, which was followed by a sharp decrease between 1977 and 1987, then it experienced a moderate drop to roughly 5 metric zones per person.
Getting back to details, in 1967, the amount of CO2 for Italy and Portugal were close to 4 metric zones per person and 1 metric zones per person, respectively. The period from 1967 to 1977, Italy rose dramatically and after that it overtook Sweden in 1987 and it remained stable for the rest of period. In fact, the trend of Italy and Portugal were identical, which means that Portugal increased noticeably and then evened out for the remainder of the period
The graph illustrates a survey on the proportion of Carbon Dioxide emissions in the four various countries
over
the 40-year
period
.
Overall
, it is crystal
clear
that the UK was by far the most significant
amount
of Carbon Dioxide while Portugal provided the lowest
amount
over
the
period
shown.
As
is presented
in the graph, in 1967, the figure for The UK stood at approximately 11 metric
zones
per
person
although it witnessed a graduate fell
over
the following
period
. The second most
important
one was Sweden, which the
amount
of that was about 9 metric
zones
per
person
.
Moreover
,
over
the following ten years, it increased
slightly
, which
was followed
by a sharp decrease between 1977 and 1987, then it experienced a moderate drop to roughly 5 metric
zones
per person.
Getting back to
details
, in 1967, the
amount
of CO2 for Italy and Portugal were close to 4 metric
zones
per
person
and 1 metric
zones
per
person
,
respectively
. The
period
from 1967 to 1977, Italy rose
dramatically
and after that it overtook Sweden in 1987 and it remained stable for the rest of
period
. In fact, the trend of Italy and Portugal were identical, which means that Portugal increased
noticeably
and then evened out for the remainder of the
period