the graph below expresses the average carbon emissions per individual of four different countries which include; United Kingdom, Italy, Portugal and Sweden during the period of 1967 to 2007.
the carbon emission had been observed rising dramatically in the first decay since 1967 that is the rise from eight metric tonnes to ten but later on started downward trend since 1977 reaching to 5 metric tonnes. in the same way, the emission has been fallen from 11 metric tonnes to nine metric tonnes in United Kingdom since 1967 to 2010. However, the analysis in Portugal and Italy are opposite and it is upward trend in Portugal that starts from one metric tonne in 1967 and reaching to five in 2010, meanwhile, the emission is increasing Italy in the same pattern which initiated from four metric tonnes in 1967 and marching to eights metric tonnes in 2010..
on the account to conclude, it is clearly understood that the emission of carbon dioxide does not follow the same pattern in all countries, it actually depends upon the state under discussion. Thus, the graph also supports the argument that carbon dioxide emission is not in a static position everywhere in fact, it is completely different.