The chart below depicts the measures for CFC radiation in four regions in period from 1989 to 2001. Overall, at the beginning Poland and Ukraine had been dominant but later decreased dramatically while Egypt and Malaysia drops continuously.
Poland had the biggest CFC emissions 5000 in 1989 and declined sharply in 1992 to 2800. The sharp plunge continued until stabilized in 2001. In second place was Ukraine with 4500 in 1989. Amount of CFC emissions fell rapidly until reached 900 in 1996. After that number of CFC increased slightly to 1200 in 2001. Malaysia started 3300 and had amount of fluctuations among the years. At first number of CFC remained constant in the 6 years’ period. Subsequently, the number fell off to 2000 in the end of period. The last country Egypt had the smallest CFC emissions among other countries. In Egypt, there is slight drop per years from 1989 to 1992. It then declined steadily to 1300 until 2001.
The chart below depicts the measures for CFC radiation in four regions in period from 1989 to 2001.
Overall
, at the beginning Poland and Ukraine had been dominant
but
later decreased
dramatically
while Egypt and Malaysia drops
continuously
.
Poland had the biggest CFC emissions 5000 in 1989 and declined
sharply
in 1992 to 2800. The sharp plunge continued until stabilized in 2001. In second place was Ukraine with 4500 in 1989. Amount of CFC emissions fell
rapidly
until reached 900 in 1996.
After
that number of CFC increased
slightly
to 1200 in 2001. Malaysia
started
3300 and had amount of fluctuations among the years. At
first
number of CFC remained constant in the 6 years’ period.
Subsequently
, the number fell off to 2000 in the
end
of period. The last country Egypt had the smallest CFC emissions among other countries. In Egypt, there is slight drop per years from 1989 to 1992. It then declined
steadily
to 1300 until 2001.