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Band 6+: The line chart below displays the carbon dioxide emissions in million metric tons for the top 4 contributing countries from 1990 to 2020. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents data from 1990 to 2020 involving China, United States, India, and Russia. In 1990: China ~2,000, United States ~5,500, India ~800, Russia ~1,900. In 1995: China ~3,000, United States ~6,000, India ~1,000, Russia ~2,000. In 2000: China ~3,000, United States ~6,000, India ~1,100, Russia ~1,800. In 2005: China ~5,500, United States ~6,000, India ~1,400, Russia ~2,200. In 2010: China ~8,000, United States ~5,500, India ~2,000, Russia ~2,200. In 2015: China ~9,750, United States ~5,750, India ~2,400, Russia ~2,100. In 2020: China ~11,000, United States ~6,000, India ~2,500, Russia ~2,000.
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It is quite credible to state that carbon dioxide emissions have reached a significant amount that can be measured in million metric tons especially in the past few years, and it’s important to mention that this is a serious matter that concerns the top four contributing countries in the world.

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It is plausible to say China is considered as one of the best industrial forces, however the carbon dioxide emissions have been rising since 1990 and it marked a higher jump in the year of 2005 at almost 6000 million metric tons. Five years later and it reached the 8000 mark and it stabilized at 10000 from 2015 until 2020. The united states comes second, but it is interesting that the mentioned emissions have started to decrease since 2005, which a remarkable achievement. India on the other hand has seen a rise, but the situation isn’t exactly worrying since it reached a slightly higher above 2000 at it’s peak during the year of 2020. Moreover the carbon emissions have significantly decreased over the course of years in Russia which is applaudable.

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