The two pie charts depict the percentage of pollutants entering a particular part of an ocean between the years 1997 and 2007.
Overall, pollutants from air made the majority of pullutants seconded by marine and domestic sewage wastes. Notably, litter and farm wastes made the least accounted for.
It's evidently seen in 1997, air pollutants was the highest by 30%and a slight plunge of 1% was noted in 2007 accounting to 29%. Moreover, 22% of marine pollutants in 1997 was entering the sea but had a decrease of 5% in the year 2007. Interestingly, litter and farm wastes flopped from 40% in 1997 and 2007 to 0% and 2% respectively.
The chart further demonstrates in 1997 domestic sewage was at 18% and a significant increase of 9% is noted in 2007. Offshore oil too was affirmed to have had a dramatically increased from 5% to 14% in the course of the ten year gap.
The two pie charts depict the percentage of
pollutants
entering a particular part of an ocean between the years 1997 and 2007.
Overall
,
pollutants
from air made the majority of
pullutants
seconded by marine and domestic sewage wastes.
Notably
, litter and farm wastes made the least accounted for.
It's
evidently
seen
in 1997, air
pollutants
was the highest by 30%and a slight plunge of 1%
was noted
in 2007 accounting to 29%.
Moreover
, 22% of marine
pollutants
in 1997 was entering the sea
but
had a decrease of 5% in the year 2007.
Interestingly
, litter and farm wastes flopped from 40% in 1997 and 2007 to 0% and 2%
respectively
.
The chart
further
demonstrates in 1997 domestic sewage was at 18% and a significant increase of 9%
is noted
in 2007. Offshore oil too
was affirmed
to have had a
dramatically
increased from 5% to 14% in the course of the
ten year
gap.