The bar chart below shows the total number of carbon releasingby million tons through three distinct types of fossil fuel in The UK from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, it is apparent that Coal produced the highest amount of carbonin the first year of the given timeframe. Another noteworthy observation is that threeof those types of fossil fuel fluctuated but remained unchanged over the given period
Regarding the first year of the duration 1990-2010, among the list of the carbon production of three types of fossil fuel, in the first place was Coal, cited by over 300 million tons of carbon. Occupying the second position was Oil, the figure emitted nearly 275 million tons of carbon. At the bottom of the list came Gas as it stood at roughly 225 million tons in 1990.
Examining on the trend throughout three types of fossil fuel in the period 1990-2010, Carbon emission of Coal remained unchanged at nearly 310 million tons as the figure saw a slight decline to over 275 million tons before increasing and remained stable at approximately 310 million tons. Similarly, The carbon output of oil still maintained at around 275 million tons as the figure initially declined but later increasing and remained constant in that order. In contrast, There was an increase on the carbon release of Gas in the first 5-year period but later plummeting and show no change for the rest of the timeframe, the figure rose to nearly 275 million tons but decreased and stayed at roughly 250 million tons as it was in the first year.