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The bar chart compares the value of CO2 emissions of distinct vehicles in European Union and the pie chart illustrates the proportion of funds using for different means of transport in this area. Overall, the grams of CO2 emissions per passenger air represented the biggest share, while the coaches had a tiny fraction. Besides, roads emerged as the dominant category recieved funds by european union, contrast with the minor percentage of intermodal, airports, and inland waterway. The air transports released the highest proportion which recorded about 380 grams. Followed that, the figure for passerger cars stood at around 130 and was only one third compared with the leading category. In addition, plenty of owner car emissions doubled the buses made up roughly 70 grams. Meanwhile, maritime and rail transports had a similar value which stood at 50% and only 10% higher than the lowest point of the coaches. Therefor, it created the substantial gap of 250 grams between the largest and lowest. Furthermore, funding in European union was spent on roads exceeded more than half. The second rank was railways made up 31% which nearly tripled the percentage of public transports. Despite the large investment of road, railways, and public transports, the remaining means of transport just constituted a small fraction which around from 1% to 2%.