Dataset: World Bank World Development Indicators Database http://databank. worldbank.org/data/reports.aspx?source=world-development-indicators Background data collection and analysis: 1. Download data on total CO, emissions for China, India, and Canada starting in the year of the 1960s corresponding to the last digit of your BOO number. For example, if your BOO number ends in 5, collect data starting in 1965. Find data through the year 2014. Use the series CO2 emissions (kt). 2. For China and India (separately), calculate the correlation coefficient between CO, emissions and GDP (use the series GDP (constant 2010 USS)). 3. Construct a figure showing the CO, emissions of China, India, and Canada on the same chart. 4. Download data on CO2 emissions per person for China, India, and Canada starting in the year of the 1960s corresponding to the last digit of your BOO number. For example, if your BOO number ends in 5, collect data starting in 1965. Find data through the year 2014. Use the series CO2 emissions (metric tons per capita). 5. For China and India (separately), calculate the correlation coefficient between CO, emissions per person and GDP per capita (use the series GDP per capita (constant 2010 USS)). 6. Construct a figure showing the CO2 emissions per person of China, India, and Canada on the same chart. 7. Download data on energy intensity for China, India, and Canada starting in the year of the 1960s corresponding to the last digit of your BOO number. For example, if your BOO number ends in 5, collect data starting in 1965. Find data through the year 2014. Use the series CO2 emissions (kg per 2010 USS of GDP). 8. Construct a figure showing the energy intensity of China, India, and Canada on the same chart