I would change the title to sth more objective oriented. Title: Contrasting Perspectives in 2022 European Carbon Footprint" Subtitle: Revealing the greater contributors in a two sided dilemma, Total Emissions vs Per Capita.

Sorted!!!

Title and subtitle updated!

Modify the legend title to sth more visually appealing

Sorted!

-The years in the x axis are overlapped, maybe rotating them 90 degrees? -I would also change the names in the select to avoid CO2 repetition. Eg. [All industries, Coal, Oil, ...] -The years are considered as a string, it should be changed

Title: Carbon Emissions Evolution in Italy and Spain - XXXX Industry Subtitle: Slow convergence of Italy and Spain's CO2 emissions over time.

- Years in x axis solved - Tittle names are changed. - Year format updated to numeric.

Great!

Not sure if this is what we discussed, is quite the same as in the following plot, but the following is more detailed. I thought we said in absolute terms, not per capita

Changed the variable to absolute energy per year.

Then I modify the Kwh/person to terawatt-hours

Thanks Mireia, we both missed this mistake

I dont know how to add a legend in this chart

We should change the variables to CO2/capita and GDP/capita, in order to have two plots on the same scale.

Okay Martí, change applied as we agreed. Two different charts, total and per capita. I still want to add a legend to this chart but don't now how to do it.

What do you thing about this change Marti? The old one was "Historical summary of CO2 emissions in Europe and actual situation."

I would also like to add the tip, in order to show the values of the percentages at every year. But I don´t know where to obtain these percentages from. In the case of doing it manually (manipulating the data previously and introducing it already in percentage) I don´t know either how to do it. All the data comes from one same variable but split into z categories, how could I access to every category to define it as a channel. Should I spread the data into different variables depending on the energy_source? Then I would not be able to stack the graphs.

I really like this way of highlighting each country with its representative color! :)

Sorry guys, I didn't realize I was making changes in your final notebook. I was trying to see whether my suggestion to Albert worked. It seemed as if my intuition wasn't workable. It's back to how it was now.

Thanks for trying!!! :)