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The table below shows the projected growth of global freight by 2050 and how this will affect carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

The table below shows the projected growth of global freight by 2050 and how this will affect carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. m3wKA
The table graph provides prediction data on global freight as well as carbon-based emissions by 2050. Overall, it is noticeable that in terms of the percentage ratio of the air freight volume as well as carbon dioxide emission by sea will grow the most. Similarly, the greatest figure in carriage of goods is regarded in sea sphere, whilst the road transportation occupied the first place in terms of CO2 amount. Getting to the details, airways transported 191 billion tons of goods in 2010, whereas in 2050 this number will grow by 482% and mushroom up to 1111 billion tons. Transferring wight of commodities by road and rail used to be at the point of 6388 as well as 4262 billion tons per kilometer. However, by 2050 this number will rocket to the incredible amount of 30954 and 19126 billion tons. As for the remained sea transportation, in 2010, 60053 billion tons of goods were carried over, although by 2050 it will tend to increase by 327%, subsequently reaching the figure of 256433 billion tons. In general, global freight will be ought to rise from 70894 billion tons to the incredible figure of 307615 billion tons of products per kilometer. In terms of carbon dioxide emission, air transports will produce 767 million tons of CO2 which is by 411% greater compared with the data on 2010. Vehicles and other road transport produced 1118 million tons of carbon dioxide in 2010, however this figure will be ought to increase up to 4519 million by 2050. As for the remained railways and sea transport, the amount of carbon emissions from them was at the point of 62 as well as 779 million tons, although in spite of this figures, the eventual amount of projected CO2 emissions will get to the points of 217 and 2630 million tons as well. Finally, the total numerical indicator will increase by 286%, from 2108 to 8132 million tons of carbon-based gases.
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tons. Transferring wight of commodities by road and rail
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In terms of
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IELTS academic The table below shows the projected growth of global freight by 2050 and how this will affect carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

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