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The graph shows the carbon footprint trends from 1967 to 2007 for individuals in the UK, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal. Italy and Portugal experienced significant increases in carbon emissions, with Italy rising to nearly 8 tonnes and Portugal reaching approximately 6 tonnes. Conversely, the UK and Sweden saw a decline in emissions, with the UK decreasing from around 11 tonnes to about 9 tonnes by 2007.

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The graph shows the carbon footprint trends from 1967 to 2007 for individuals in the UK, Sweden, Italy, and Portugal. Italy and Portugal experienced significant increases in carbon emissions, with Italy rising to nearly 8 tonnes and Portugal reaching approximately 6 tonnes. Conversely, the UK and Sweden saw a decline in emissions, with the UK decreasing from around 11 tonnes to about 9 tonnes by 2007.

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The graph illustrates the average amount of carbon footprint each individual in the

United Kingdom, Sweden, Italy and Portugal from 1967 to 2007. It was clear from the
graph that the carbon dioxide emissions soared in Italy and Portugal while Sweden and the
United Kingdom plummeted in the given period.

In Italy, there was an upward trend of over 4 tonnes in the level of carbon emissions in
1967. In fourty years recored, the carbon emissions were recored that had a sustainable rise
and reached the highest point at just under 8 tonnes Accompanying with the upward trend,
the quantity of Portugal’scarbon footprint rocketed sustainably from under 2 tonnes to
aproximately 6 tonnes in the given period.

In the opposite pattern, the level of carbon output reached the first position of totals, cluster
around 11 tonnes in the [Link] that there was a gradual falling to about 9 tonnes in 2007
.From 1967 to 1977, a significant increase in the amount of carbon dioxide released which
was original around 8 tonnes. And the year 1977 was millstone which witnessed the average
emissions reached the peak at over 10 tonnes. After the growth of first ten years, the
quantity of emissions released hit a trough at just over 5 tonnes in 2007.

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