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The image presents CO₂ emissions in metric tons from 2010-2020 for four countries: A, B, C, and D. Country A's emissions began at slightly above 5 metric tons in 2010, rising steadily past 6.5 metric tons by 2015, peaking over 7 metric tons by 2020. Country B started above 6 metric tons in 2010, rose briefly above 7 metric tons in 2011, then declined steadily below 6 metric tons by 2018, followed by a modest decrease to slightly below 6 metric tons in 2020. Country C's emissions were slightly above 4 metric tons in 2010, increased gradually to surpass 5 metric tons by 2018, and remained above 5 metric tons in 2020. Country D had approximately 3 metric tons in 2010, enjoyed a gradual rise to near 4 metric tons by 2015 before a consistent slight decrease resuming to near original levels by 2020. Each country's emissions demonstrate variations across the decade.
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The graph illustrates the average carbon dioxide emissions per person in four different countries from 2010 to 2020.
Overall, country B had the highest level of CO2 discharge per person at the end of the period, despite starting below country A in 2010. In contrast, country D had the lowest emissions throughout the entire decade. Notably, while some countries experienced a rise in emissions, others saw a decline.
In 2010, country B had the highest average emissions at around over 6 metric tons, followed closed by country A at approximately 6 metric tons. However, over the next ten years, emissions in country B gradually declined to just 5 metric tons in 2020, whereas country A’s emissions steadily increased, reaching about 8 metric tons by the end of the period.
Meanwhile, country C started with an average of 4 metric tons and saw a significant and steady rose in emissions, climing to around 5 metric tons by 2020. On the other hand, country D remained the lowest emitter, starting slightly above 3 metric tons and maintaining a relatively stable level with only minor fluctuations, ending just below 3.5 metric tons
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