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Band 8+: The graph below shows average carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions per person in Ireland, Sweden, France, and Spain between 1970 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows data from 1970-2010, with CO₂ emissions measured in metric tonnes per person across four countries; Ireland started at 6 tonnes in 1970 rising to 12 tonnes in 1990 before declining to 9 tonnes by 2010, Sweden began at 12 tonnes in 1970 peaking at 14 tonnes in 1980 then reducing to 3 tonnes by 2010, France initiated with 7 tonnes in 1970 elevating to 10 tonnes until 1990 remaining stable at 9 tonnes from 1990-2010, Spain exhibited 3 tonnes in 1970 and gradually increased to 7 tonnes in 2010.
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The line graph illustrates how many metric tonnes of carbon dioxide were emitted per person in four countries (Ireland, Sweden, France, and Spain) from 1970 to 2010.

Overall, emissions in Ireland, Sweden, and France experienced a decrease over the period given, whereas Spanish emissions rose. At the beginning of the period, Sweden recorded the highest average emissions, while France registered the lowest emissions by the end.

Starting at 14 metric tonnes in 1970, Sweden experienced a dramatic fall, reaching a low of just under 10 metric tonnes in 1990. After this year, the figure decreased more slightly, ending at roughly 8.5 metric tonnes in 2010. In contrast, Spain started at only 4 metric tonnes in 1970, but this figure climbed steadily to reach nearly 8 metric tonnes by the end of the period.

Ireland and France followed more fluctuating patterns. Emissions from Ireland, starting at 8.5 metric tonnes in 1970, rose to reach a peak of 11 metric tonnes in 1990. From that year onwards, the figure fell to end at 8 metric tonnes. Similarly, the figure for France, after a slight increase in the first decade, decreased significantly, reaching a low of 6 metric tonnes by the end.

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