Create a visually appealing image of a bar graph with five different sections, each representing a different country in Scandinavia. The countries are Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Each section will have two bars, one for the year 2009 and another for 2010. The heights of the bars should correspond to the numbers mentioned; for Denmark: 8 for 2009 and a little over 8 for 2010, for Finland: 10 for 2009 and a little over 11 for 2010, for Iceland: a little over 6 for 2009 and slightly less than 6 for 2010, for Norway: almost 10 for 2009 and nearly 12 for 2010, and for Sweden, almost 5 for 2009 and over 5 for 2010.

Study the graph.

A graph shows the number of carbon emissions in Scandinavia. Emissions are shown in metric ton. In Denmark, there were 8 in 2009 and a little over 8 in 2010. In Finland, there were 10 in 2009 and a little over 11 in 2010. In Iceland, there were a little over 6 in 2009 and slightly less than that in 2010. In Norway there were almost 10 in 2009 and nearly 12 in 2010. In Sweden, there were almost 5 in 2009 and over 5 in 2010.

Which of the following statements accurately describes the information presented in the graph?

A. Sweden reduced carbon emissions the most.***

B. Iceland produced more total carbon emissions than Denmark.

C. Norway produced twice as much carbon emissions as Finland.

D. All countries but Iceland had an increase in emissions.