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The image presents a table outlining the projected growth of global freight from 2010 to 2050, alongside expected carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions. Freight volume (billion tons/km) in 2010 and 2050 respectively: Air: 191, 1,111 (482% growth); Road: 6,383, 30,945 (384% growth); Rail: 4,262, 19,126 (349% growth); Sea: 60,053, 265,433 (327% growth); Total: 70,894, 307,615 (334% growth). CO₂ emissions (million tons) in 2010 and 2050 respectively: Air: 150, 767 (411% growth); Road: 1,118, 4,519 (304% growth); Rail: 62, 274 (339% growth); Sea: 779, 2,630 (238% growth); Total: 2,108, 8,132 (286% growth).
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This diagram illustrates the growth of global freight and his impact on the production of the carbon dioxide by 2050.
Overall, sea will have the higher freight volume compared with the others , Also will rank the biggest number on the carbon dioxide emission .In addition , the growth in both will be significantly important in the air .
To start with the volume fright during the two years 2010 and 2050 , we notice that the sea have the highest amount with 60 053 in the former year and will greatly rise by almost 260 billion tons per km .Furtheremore,the second highest feaute was allocated to the road by almost 6400 and who will be mutiplied by five to get 30 billion tons while the other ones are less important than these two .
On the other hand , we found both sea and road have with the highest carbon dioxide emission .
Lastly, the growth has been ost important by only the air with approximitely 500%.
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