The line chart illustrates the number changed in three cohort, namely pulp, paper and timber, in a particular European nation from 1980 to 2000. The number of pulp presented steadily increased while the trends for paper and timber showed some fluctuations though both of them increased in different range.
In the year 1980, the pulp industry was the most productive industry, came top with around 5 million tones which followed by paper and timber with about 4. 2 million tones and they mainly shared the same number. In the next coming years, the figure for pulp industry constantly increased and even share the same speed with one in parer in the second five years. At last, it ended up with 9 million tones which still the most among three cohorts.
When it comes to the timber industry, it is noticeable that the figure remarkably rose and exceeded other two counterparts in 1985, and then finally peaked at 10 million tones in 1990, after which it plummeted and became the minority in 2000. As for the data for paper, it continued to climbed though it mainly kept stable between 1990 to 1995 and increased again in the last five years, nearly reached 8 million tones.
Simply put, the production of these three industry have both experienced different range of increase.
The line chart illustrates the number
changed
in three
cohort
,
namely
pulp, paper and
timber
, in a particular European nation from 1980 to 2000. The number of pulp presented
steadily
increased
while the trends for paper and
timber
showed
some
fluctuations though both of them
increased
in
different
range.
In the
year
1980, the pulp
industry
was the most productive
industry
, came top with around 5
million
tones
which followed by paper and
timber
with about 4. 2
million
tones
and they
mainly
shared the same number. In the
next
coming years, the figure for pulp
industry
constantly
increased
and even share the same speed with one in parer in the second five years. At last, it ended up with 9
million
tones
which
still
the most among three cohorts.
When it
comes
to the
timber
industry
, it is noticeable that the figure
remarkably
rose and exceeded other two counterparts in 1985, and then
finally
peaked at 10
million
tones
in 1990, after which it plummeted and became the minority in 2000. As for the data for paper, it continued to climbed though it
mainly
kept
stable
between 1990 to 1995
and
increased
again in the last five years,
nearly
reached 8
million
tones.
Simply
put, the production of these three
industry
have both experienced
different
range of increase.
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