Carbon Dioxide In Argentina Essay

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Carbon dioxide emissions in Argentina is not as bad. During the year of 1887 through 2006, the gas, solid, and liquid used is very low at the beginning of the year until 1922 where they start to increase throughout the years. Solid doesn’t have a major increase at all through the years. This means that in Argentina the people often, do not burn wood or coal as much. According to the data, In 1960 Argentina start emitting carbon dioxide. When comparing Argentina’s carbon dioxide to other countries, Argentina falls below other countries on the graph because Argentina doesn’t use as much CO2 as other countries like the U.S, China, and Kenya etc. I can see that in the U.S, Kenya, and., Argentina, the liquid is increasing higher than China. What’s surprising is that other countries co2 usage is insane! By looking at different CO2 emissions, several countries have a major increase on CO2 that ranges in the upper million. …show more content…
Shows that the U.S. has way more than what Argentina has. When doing the calculations, I notice that the value is much higher than the U.S value because The U.S value is only 4.7. The rank based on the per capita CO2 emission for Argentina is 86. The U.S is ranked 12 on the per capita CO2 emissions. I feel pretty good about Argentina’s rank than the U.S because the higher usage of CO2 the better rank you get and the lower usage of CO2 the less rank you get. Even if Argentina is ranked 86 compared to the U.S, it really means that the U.S is affecting the world. If the U.S had 309,000,000 people in 2010 and China have 1,338,000,000 people, I believe that a U.S citizen would be more at fault for emitting CO2 than a Chinese citizen because of how much per capita the U.S has compared to

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