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The image features two pie charts titled "In 1985" and "In 2003", with a legend containing six categories: Oil, Natural gas, Coal, Nuclear, Hydro, and Other renewable. In 1985, the proportions are: Oil at 52%, Nuclear at 22%, Natural gas at 13%, Coal at 8%, Hydro at 4%, and Other renewable at 1%. In 2003, the proportions are: Oil at 39%, Natural gas at 23%, Coal at 22%, Nuclear at 8%, Hydro at 4%, and Other renewable at 4%.
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The two charts compare the different sources of energy in the USA in 1985 and 2003.
Overall, the USA was primarily dependent on an oil in both years. While demand for nuclear declined, the country started relying on a natural gas and coal considerably more.
Although an oil dominated in both 1985 and 2003, its proportion significantly decreased from 52% to 39%. However, energy produced from a natural gas and coal grew noticeably from 13% and 8% in 1985, to 23% and 22%, respectively.
In contrast, the shares for nuclear energy decreased by nearly two-thirds, from 22% to 8%. Finally, the percentage of energy taken by water did not change, whereas, other unspecified renewable energy sources increased by 3%, from only 1% to 4% by 2003.
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