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The table below shows Carbon dioxide emissions for different forms of transport in the European Union. The Pie Chart shows the percentage of European Union funds being spent on different forms of transport. v.1

The table below shows Carbon dioxide emissions for different forms of transport in the European Union. The Pie Chart shows the percentage of European Union funds being spent on different forms of transport. v. 1
The bar chart clearly illustrates the emission of carbon dioxide for various transportation vehicles given in Grams per passenger per km in European countries; further graph depicts the spending of European Union on these vehicles. As far as concerned the bar chart, it is quite clear that the air transport generate more than thrice air pollution than any other form of transportation around 375 gm per km. while in others vehicles cars comes on second, they produce almost 175 gm per km, than buses more than 50 gm per km, while others vehicles namely Coaches, Maritime and Rail are responsible to produce around 50 gram of carbon dioxide. The Pie charts shows the European Union allocates 52 percent of their total budget on roads. Moreover they spend 31 percent on Railways than 10 percent on public transport. On the contrast, they spend only 1 or 2 percent on other forms of transport Inland Water, ports, Airports, and Unknown respectively. It is clear from above discussion that air transport are responsible for more emission of carbon dioxide and European countries focus and spend more on Roads.
The bar chart
clearly
illustrates the emission of carbon dioxide for various transportation vehicles
given
in Grams per passenger per km in European countries;
further
graph depicts the spending of European Union on these vehicles.

As far as concerned the bar chart, it is quite
clear
that the air
transport
generate more than thrice air pollution than any
other
form of transportation around 375 gm per km. while in others vehicles cars
comes
on second, they produce almost 175 gm per km, than buses more than 50 gm per km, while others vehicles
namely
Coaches, Maritime and Rail are responsible to produce around 50
gram
of carbon dioxide.

The Pie charts
shows
the European Union allocates 52
percent
of their total budget on roads.
Moreover
they spend 31
percent
on Railways than 10
percent
on public
transport
. On the contrast, they spend
only
1 or 2
percent
on
other
forms of
transport
Inland Water, ports, Airports, and Unknown
respectively
.

It is
clear
from above discussion that air
transport
are responsible for more emission of carbon dioxide and European countries focus and spend more on Roads.
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IELTS academic The table below shows Carbon dioxide emissions for different forms of transport in the European Union. The Pie Chart shows the percentage of European Union funds being spent on different forms of transport. v. 1

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