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The image illustrates average carbon dioxide emissions per person (1967-2007), starting with United Kingdom: 1967 (10.5 metric tonnes), 1972 (10.8 metric tonnes), 1977 (11 metric tonnes), 1982 (9.9 metric tonnes), 1987 (9.8 metric tonnes), 1992 (9.4 metric tonnes), 1997 (9.1 metric tonnes), 2002 (9 metric tonnes), 2007 (8.5 metric tonnes); Sweden: 1967 (8.9 metric tonnes), 1972 (10 metric tonnes), 1977 (10.4 metric tonnes), 1982 (8.3 metric tonnes), 1987 (7.6 metric tonnes), 1992 (6.5 metric tonnes), 1997 (6 metric tonnes), 2002 (5.4 metric tonnes), 2007 (5 metric tonnes); Italy: 1967 (4 metric tonnes), 1972 (5.5 metric tonnes), 1977 (6.5 metric tonnes), 1982 (7 metric tonnes), 1987 (7.8 metric tonnes), 1992 (8 metric tonnes), 1997 (8.1 metric tonnes), 2002 (8 metric tonnes), 2007 (7.8 metric tonnes); Portugal: 1967 (1.5 metric tonnes), 1972 (2 metric tonnes), 1977 (3 metric tonnes), 1982 (3.9 metric tonnes), 1987 (4.9 metric tonnes), 1992 (5.1 metric tonnes), 1997 (5.7 metric tonnes), 2002 (6.3 metric tonnes), 2007 (5.8 metric tonnes).
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The line graph presents the amount of carbon dioxide emmited per person in the United Kingdom, Sweden, anf Italy from 1967 to 2007.
Overall, Italy has experienced a steady increase while Sweden and the United Kingdom decreased over the years. United Kingdom consistently produced the highest level of CO2 emmisions throughout the period.
The United Kingdom and Sweden had shown a drop. In 1977 the UK reached the highest emmisions at around 11 metric tonnes per person. However over the following four decades it slowly decreased, falling to just over 8 tonnes in 2007. It doesn’t change the fact that it generated the most CO2. Sweden, which started as the second most CO2 creating country at approximately 9 tonnes, reached its peak in 1977 but throughout the years dipped significantly falling to the least producing country by 2007.
On the other hand, the country that rose level in CO2 emmisions was Italy. Beginning with the lowest emmisions at roughly 4 tonnes, It escalated steadily ,until it became consistent at the rate of about 7 tonnes in 1997. by the year of 2007 it caught up Italy’s emmisions.
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