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The graph below shows the number of trips made by children in one country to travel to school in 1990 and 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant. v.1

The graph below shows the number of trips made by children in one country to travel to school in 1990 and 2010.
Due to easy access to air travel, the trend of travelling for touristic or other reasons has significantly increased. Many countries are adding flights every day to meet this huge demand and this is worrisome for environmentalists. This superfluous air travel has damaged air quality and can be avoided by discouraging travelling for leisure. Growing number of flights everyday has lead to sharp rise in air pollution in last decade. This is due to byproducts of fuel, left in the air, used to drive aeroplanes. Since the engine of aeroplane needs large amount of energy for ignition alone, fuel is used in massive quantities. Needless to say, the pollution index rises exponentially with each air vehicle passing through the air. Statistics show that air quality in countries, where air travel is popular, has dropped by 55% in last five years. These figures are clear manifestation of havoc, frequent usage of air transport is wreaking on the environment. The best way to reduce the number of flights is to impose heavy environment taxes on tourism. In last few years, most of the air travelers have been tourists because tickets are cheap and flights are readily available. Considering the levels of rise in pollution, air travelling for the sake of fun cannot be afforded so, governments should move to tax such trips. It will force masses to think twice about environment damage before booking a ticket to exotic destination, and reduce this trend altogether. Furthermore, the money collected from such taxes can be used to find alternative energy resources for air vehicles and make strategies for protection of environment. To conclude, to meet the increasing demand of travelling by air, airports have added more flights in their schedule but it has deteriorated air quality. Therefore, this issue needs to be addressed immediately and it can only be done by implementing financial restrictions on tourism in the form of environment protection tax.
Due to easy access to
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air
travel, the trend of
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travelling
for touristic or other reasons has
significantly
increased.
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Many
countries are adding
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flights
every day to
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meet
this huge demand and this is worrisome for environmentalists. This superfluous
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air
travel has damaged
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air
quality and can
be avoided
by discouraging
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travelling
for leisure.

Growing number of
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flights
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everyday
has lead to sharp rise in
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air
pollution in last decade. This is due to byproducts of fuel,
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left
in the
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air
,
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used
to drive
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aeroplanes
. Since the engine of
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aeroplane
needs large amount of energy for ignition alone, fuel is
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used
in massive quantities. Needless to say, the pollution index rises
exponentially
with each
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air
vehicle passing through the
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air
. Statistics
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show
that
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air
quality in countries, where
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air
travel is popular, has dropped by 55% in last five years. These figures are
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clear
manifestation of havoc, frequent usage of
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air
transport is wreaking on the environment.

The best way to
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reduce
the number of
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flights
is to impose heavy environment
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taxes
on tourism. In last few years, most of the
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air
travelers have been tourists
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because
tickets are
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cheap
and
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flights
are
readily
available. Considering the levels of rise in pollution,
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air
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travelling
for the sake of fun cannot
be afforded
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so
,
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governments
should
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move
to
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tax
such trips. It will force masses to
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think
twice about environment damage
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before
booking a ticket to exotic destination, and
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reduce
this trend altogether.
Furthermore
, the money collected from such
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taxes
can be
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used
to find alternative energy resources for
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air
vehicles and
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make
strategies for protection of environment.

To conclude
, to
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meet
the increasing demand of
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travelling
by
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air
, airports have
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added
more
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flights
in their schedule
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but
it has deteriorated
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air
quality.
Therefore
, this issue needs to
be addressed
immediately and it can
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only
be done
by implementing financial restrictions on tourism in the form of environment protection
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tax
.
5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
28Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
3Mistakes

IELTS essay The graph below shows the number of trips made by children in one country to travel to school in 1990 and 2010.

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
319 words
5.5
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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