The given flow chart illustrates the average carbon dioxide emissions per one individual in four country (the UK, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal) from 2000 until 2040.
Overall, the high level of CO2 releases registered in the UK, whereas for Portugal people was in less amount. By 2040, there are some increasing and decreasing levels for a certain regions.
Regarding to the English people, the average number of CO2 per person was around over 10 tonnes. Meanwhile, for Portugal citizens the released carbon was below 2 tonnes. Subsequently, there are some predictions that, by the end of the period, the level of carbon dioxide will decrease in United Kingdom (around 9 tonnes). However, in Portugal these predictions has showed opposite trend (around 5 metric tonnes in average).
The second place where CO2 released in high level was Sweden, and after one decade the average carbon dioxide level pick its highest point, making up litle over 10 tonnes emissions of CO2. By 2040, the level will go down from 11 tonnes to near 5 tonnes. Turning to Italy, the emissions increased and will continue to rise to around 8 tonnes in future.
