• The line graph given illustrates how much paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood was produced in the UK within 20 years, starting from 1980.
• Overall, while the amount of paper produced increased significantly, sawn-wood production saw a dramatic reduction. Meanwhile, a fluctuant trend was recorded in the volume of wood pulp produced.
• In 1980, the quantity of paper produced in the UK was approximately 230 million tonnes. This figure rose to exactly 350 million tonnes by the end of the period. An opposite downward trend was seen in the production of sawn-wood, which declined from 200 million tonnes by about 70 million tonnes throughout the period examined.
• At the beginning of the period, the production of wood pulp in the UK was in the neighborhood of 170 million tonnes. This figure decreased to 150 million tonnes in 1990 before rising to about 160 million tonnes by the end of the survey.
• The line graph
given
illustrates how much paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood
was produced
in the UK within 20 years, starting from 1980.
•
Overall
, while the amount of paper produced increased
significantly
, sawn-wood production
saw
a dramatic reduction. Meanwhile, a
fluctuant
trend
was recorded
in the volume of wood pulp produced.
• In 1980, the quantity of paper produced in the UK was approximately 230
million
tonnes. This figure rose to exactly 350
million
tonnes by the
end
of the period. An opposite downward trend was
seen
in the production of sawn-wood, which declined from 200
million
tonnes by about 70
million
tonnes throughout the period examined.
• At the beginning of the period, the production of wood pulp in the UK was in the neighborhood of 170
million
tonnes. This figure decreased to 150
million
tonnes in 1990
before
rising to about 160
million
tonnes by the
end
of the survey.