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The image displays a pie chart for energy production in 2000 with specific sections labeled: Coal 25%, Gas 25%, Nuclear 25%, Renewables 20%, Oil 5%. Additional smaller pie depicting Coal 20%, Oil 35%, Nuclear 25%, Renewable 20%. Another accompanying diagram shows Coal 30%, Oil 20%, Nuclear 35%, Renewables 20%. Numbers around an industrial illustration indicate Coal 20%, Oil 26%, and two separate listings of Coal at 25%, Nuclear at 25%, and Renewables at 20%.
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The pie chart above shows us the difference in energy production between the years 2000 and 2010,where we can see the difference in energy production with different substances over the decade.
We are able to see a clear pattern with the substances coal,gas,renewables and oil, this pattern have shown us a clear increase by 5% unlike nuclear energy which went against the pattern by decreasing.
While most substances have shown an increase, nuclear energy was the only substance showing us a different outcome both in terms of numbers and from increasing/decreasing as it has not only decreased it has also doubled the number of the other substances by decreasing from 10% to 20%,unlike the other substances where they at max only increased by 5%.
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