The graph below shows different sources of air pollutants in the UK from 1990 to 2005. Summarise information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. v.2
The graph below shows different sources of air pollutants in the UK from 1990 to 2005.
The given line chart illustrates the figure for 3 sources of air pollutants measured in the UK during the period 1990 to 2005.
It is clear that there was an upward movement in the total number of air pollutants in the UK over the 15- year period. Furthermore, the decline in air pollutants from industry sources was particularly significant.
Looking at the information in more detail, in 1990, the total amount of air pollutants was exactly 7 million tonnes in the UK. After 9 years there was a significant decrease in the total number of air pollutants to figure for approximately 4 million tonnes and then continued to fall to about 3 million tonnes in 2005.
As illustrated, in 1990, industry sources accounted for roughly 5 million tonnes in the number of air pollutants in the UK, compared to just under a million tonnes from both transport and household. In 1996, the total amount of industry sources reached the 3 million tonnes mark, which was nearly triple as high as that for transport( around 1million tonne). At the end of the period, the air pollutants did not change position in relation to each other as industry sources accounted for 2 million tonnes, following by a million tone from transport and under a haft of a million tone from household.
The
given
line chart illustrates the figure for 3
sources
of
air
pollutants
measured in the UK during the period 1990 to 2005.
It is
clear
that there was an upward movement in the
total
number of
air
pollutants
in the UK over the 15- year period.
Furthermore
, the decline in
air
pollutants
from
industry
sources
was
particularly
significant.
Looking at the information in more detail, in 1990, the
total
amount of
air
pollutants
was exactly 7
million
tonnes in the UK. After 9 years there was a significant decrease in the
total
number of
air
pollutants
to figure for approximately 4
million
tonnes and then continued to fall to about 3
million
tonnes in 2005.
As illustrated, in 1990,
industry
sources
accounted for roughly 5
million
tonnes in the number of
air
pollutants
in the UK, compared to
just
under a
million
tonnes from both transport and household. In 1996, the
total
amount of
industry
sources
reached the 3
million
tonnes mark, which was
nearly
triple as high as that for transport
(
around
1million
tonne). At the
end
of the period, the
air
pollutants
did not
change
position in relation to each other as
industry
sources
accounted for 2
million
tonnes, following by a
million
tone from transport and under a haft of a
million
tone from household.
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37Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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