The graph below illustrates the CO2 emissions in five different regions between 2000 and 2020, with predictions up to 2040.
In 2005, the third region after dip of approximately 1 million tonnes, had increased by roughly 1 million. Afterwards, emissions levelled off between 2014 and 2026, and by 2040 it must be risen to 6 millions of metric tonnes. Also, the second region has fluctuated around 500 thousands of emissions over the period. In contrast, the first region has been leader of millions of metric tonnes during the period. However, the first region will be slumped to 7 millions by 2040. Opposite, the fifth region recorded the lowest level of millions of metric of tonnes in 2020, approximately 800 thousands. Moreover, the fifth region throughout the period has fluctuated around 500 thousands of metric tonnes. Furthermore, similar trends with the third region have had the fourth region. Since 2000 to 2010 had had the fluctuation, but afterwards would climbed to roughly 4.5 millions of metric tonnes.
To sum up, all the trends except the third region will remain unchanged by 2040.
