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Band 5+: TASK 1: The chart above shows the amount of energy generated from wind in four countries from 1985 to 2000. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays wind energy production in megawatts for India, Denmark, Germany, and the United States from 1985 to 2000: In 1985, India had approximately 100 MW, Denmark about 200 MW, Germany around 350 MW, and the U.S. 290 MW; In 1990, India increased to approximately 200 MW, Denmark 700 MW, Germany around 500 MW, and the U.S. 900 MW; In 1995, India was at about 600 MW, Denmark 900 MW, Germany 1100 MW, and the U.S. 1300 MW; In 2000, India's figure was near 650 MW, Denmark 1600 MW, Germany 1750 MW, and the U.S. around 1550 MW.
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The bar chart compares the amount of wind energy produced in five nations between 1985 and 2000

Overall, as can be seen, the chart reveals significant shifts in India’s energy, with the other three countries ecperiencing upward trajectories over the given period, while the reverse was true for the United States, which saw a steady decline towars the end. Another key strike feature is thar India lost its dominance, Denmark reach an all-time-high in the final year (2000).

United States demonstated a continuous ypward trend throughout the period. In 1990, it was by far the most leading country., making up just over 16000 megawatts, a figure that then declined dramaticly in 2000.

India and Germany saw a slow but consistent rise over the given period. Figures experienced a sharp increase of approximately 400000 megawatts and 650000 megawatts respectively. Meanwhile, Denmark saw a abrupt rise over the given period. The figure for exhibited a prolonged growth of 12000 megawatts, before the figure then demonstrated reach a peak of 1650000 megawatts in the next year.

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