The bar chart illustrates the level of carbon emissions of three types of fossil fuel in the United Kingdom from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, all examined types of fossil fuel witnessed remained unchanged throughout the period, with only a temporary change in 1995. Coal consistently recorded the highest level of emissions, followed by oil, while gas remain the lowest contributor.
Turning to Coal and Oil, the former started at about 310 million tons, while Oil trailed behind at around 270 million tons. In 1995, this ranking remained unchanged, with Coal and Oil witnessing significant fell to approximately 280 million tons and 240 million tons, respectively. In the next 10 years, their figures return to 310 million tons and 270 million tons, in that order, followed by a remained stable in level of emissions.
In contrast, Gas had a different trend compared to the 3 aforementioned emissions. Starting at about 210 million, the level of emission in Gas saw a significant increase to approximately 270 million in 1995. Thereafter, this figure returned to its initial level and remained there for a decade.
