The crucial USA sources of enegry in 1980 and 1990 are shown by the 2 pie charts.
Overall, it is clear that 3 largest sources in both years are oil, natural gas and coal. Oil and natural gas proportions had a downward trend, while 3 other datas rised or stayed stable.
In 1980 oil and natural gas were the largest sourses of energy in the USA, their precentages were 42% and 26%. However, during the next 10 years the consumption level of those sources declined and by 1990 they were 33% and 25% respectively.
In contrast, less popular sources were coal and nuclear power; in 1980 they were 22% and 5%. But by the 1990 they rose to 27% and 10%, making coal second used energy source.
On the other hand, the stability was shown by the hydroelectric power consumption rate ; in each year, 1980 and 1990, it was 5%
