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Band 5+: The table below shows the production of carbon dioxide in five different countries in 2006. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a table with data from five countries: China, USA, Russia, India, and Japan regarding carbon dioxide production in 2006. China shows 4.6 tonnes of CO2 per person in millions, total production in 2005 is 5478, 2006 is 5900 with an 11% increase. USA shows 19.8 tonnes CO2 per person, 2005 total production is 5879, 2006 is 5950, indicating a 2% increase. Russia has 12.1 tonnes per person, total production in 2005 is 1345, 2006 is 1420, with a 0.6% increase. India indicates 1.4 tonnes per person, 2005 production is 1275, 2006 is 1450, a 0.9% increase. Japan shows 9.8 tonnes per person, 2005 production is 1120, 2006 is 1240, showing a 1.1% increase.
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The table illustrates the production of CO2 in five various countries in 2006.

Overall, this table explains the changes in carbon dioxide production,Total tonnes of CO2 per person(millions) and total tonnes of CO2 production in 2005 and 2006.Firstly, China produces 5900 tonnes of CO2.Furthermore, china is the biggest country among the other four countries which gives more CO2.On the other hand, Japan generates only 1240 tonnes so, it is the country which produces lowest amount of CO2.

Looking at the details, As China yeild a vast amount of CO2 with 11 percent change,it also gives 4.6 tonnes per person.Moreover, United State is at the second position in CO2 production with 5540 tonnes with only 2 Percent change. Another point is that, Japan produces 1240 tonnes and it is the country where small amount of CO2 production occur with slightly change 1.1 percent.Suprisingly , Russia and India has same amount of CO2 production 1420 and 1450. Unfortunately, both has large difference in change of CO2 production which is 0.6 and 8 percent. USA produces 19.8 tonnes of CO2 which is the biggest amount with respect to other countries.India provides small amount,1.4 tonnes of CO2 per person.

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