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The image illustrates per capita CO2 emissions from 1967 to 2007 in the UK, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal with emissions in metric tonnes. In 1967, UK emissions were about 11.2 tonnes, Sweden 9.5 tonnes, Italy around 4.4 tonnes, and Portugal 1 tonne. By 1977, the UK slightly decreased to 10.5 tonnes, Sweden peaked at 10.2 tonnes, Italy rose to approximately 6.5 tonnes, and Portugal increased to nearly 2 tonnes. In 1987, UK emissions were about 10 tonnes, Sweden declined to 6.1 tonnes, Italy at 6.8 tonnes, and Portugal about 3 tonnes. In 1997, the UK dropped below 9 tonnes, Sweden at 6.2 tonnes, Italy at 7.5 tonnes, and Portugal approximately 4.5 tonnes. By 2007, UK emissions down to around 8.5 tonnes, Sweden further reduced to 5.5 tonnes, Italy stabilized at 7.8 tonnes, and Portugal nearly reached 5 tonnes.
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The line graph illustrates the average carbon dioxide emissions per person in the UK, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal from 1967 to 2007, measured in tonnes.
Overall, the UK and Sweden despite leading initially, both decreased, whereas Italy and Portugal, increased significantly throughout the period. The most notable feature is that the UK remained first, despite its moderate fall.
In 1967, UK was responsible for about 11, however, after two decades it decreased minimally to 10. In the following years, it continued to fall, reaching around 9 in 2007. Sweden was a little bit lower, starting with 8,5 and growing steeply to just above 10 in the next 10 years. Starting from 1977 there was a sharp decline and in the final years, it accounted for approximately 5,5.
In contrast, Italy and Portugal were considerably lower at the beginning, making up 4 and 1,5, respectively. Both countries climbed steeply, up to 1997 totaling just under 8 for Italy, which surpassed Sweden, and 6,5 for Portugal. From that year, Italy and Portugal remained relatively stable until the end. rate like you are the examiner
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