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Band 5+: The chart shows the type and amount of pollution that was removed from the ocean in two different Australian states in 2019. Summarize the information by identifying and reporting th main features, and make comparison where relevant.

Image for topic: The chart shows the type and amount of pollution that was removed from the ocean in two different Australian states in 2019. Summarize the information by identifying and reporting th main features, and make comparison where relevant.
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The image shows a bar chart with pollution data for 2019 from South Australia and Western Australia, measured in tonnes; South Australia totals approximately 625 tonnes, comprising 225 tonnes of plastic wrappers, 75 tonnes of rubber, 75 tonnes of fishing nets, and 250 tonnes of plastic bottles; Western Australia totals roughly 675 tonnes, consisting of 225 tonnes of plastic wrappers, 125 tonnes of rubber, 175 tonnes of fishing nets, and 150 tonnes of plastic bottles.
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The bar chart displays four main types of rubbish and its weights that caused a pollution in two opposite sides of Australia in 2019

Overall, western side of continent was just more polluted than southern, a number of taken off fishing net is a primarily attacked the western side of ocean and plastic bottles in southern, respectively

As it can be seen from the chart, the common amount of rubber and plastic wrappers in western state is just under the number of plastic covers in southern and illustrates the number of just over 200 tones. The most significant amounts of output were caused by vast majority of approximately 300 000 kilos of plastic sourses and just under this number of fishing rid. In conclusion, Western side of continent was cleaned up more mostly due to fishing traps but the most considerable number of trash weight displayed bottles of plastic that are the same amount as all others sources of pollution.

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