Per Capita Carbon Footprint -Per capita carbon dioxide emissions Population (in billions 2007) Total Carbon Country Footprint Carbon-dioxide emissions (in metric gigatons per years) 5.5 per year China 1.3 India 1.4 1.1 1.4 0.13 Japan Russia 1.6 1.14 United States 6.6 0.30 I World 32 6.6 a) Calculate the per capita carbon footprint for each country and the world and complete the table.

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