Countries with the
most emissions in the past
After collecting all the
data provided by CDIAC, Carbon Dioxide Information Analysis Center, I created
this graph which helps in comparing the carbon dioxide emissions from different
countries. As we see from the graph below, the United States ranked as the
world's largest national source of fossil
fuel-related CO2 emissions til 2006. China surpassed the United States as
economic development in China has been rising very quickly for the last 20
years. [6]
The graph (below) shows
the countries with the most carbon emission in 2010. The top three countries
are China, United States, and India.[2]
This is very interesting information! Good job on your graph :) I would just re-size it so that the sidebar information doesn't interfere with your graph.
ReplyDeleteRapinder Sandhu
Nice job on the graph and the synthesized information, also it might be a good idea to resize the graph so it fits on the page. Overall nice first page and background
ReplyDelete-Jeff Belle
Hey nice job on the graph just like the above comments pointed out before me. I would suggest you add some more information on this page and not just two graphs..Maybe get into some information on the factors that are leading China to take over so rapidly and why U.S has been the leading country.
Delete-M. Majid Nazir
Your graph is great and the images you chose are perfect. My only suggestion is maybe add more information describing why different countries have different rates of emissions. Perhaps there are policies or economic practices that affect emissions? Which countries have implemented laws or strategies to deal with emissions and how does that compare with the actual emissions?
ReplyDeleteKristine Patterson
Wow, nice graph! As others have suggested, it might be a good idea to explain the reasons behind these past and upcoming trends in carbon dioxide emissions. You could discuss a variety of factors such as economic development and government policies.
ReplyDelete-Erin Kuechenmeister