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Band 5+: The charts shows air pollution levels by different causes among four countries in 2021. Summaries the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents air pollution levels in PPM by electricity generation, transport, and industry for four countries in 2021. In China: electricity generation 60, transport 70, industry 80. In America: electricity generation 30, transport 58, industry 28. In Japan: electricity generation 15, transport 30, industry 40. In Australia: electricity generation 19, transport 18, industry 20.
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The charts illustrate the average number of air pollution levels by different causes among 4 countries such as (China, America, Japan, Australia) during in 2021.

As an overall trend, China was accounted for the largest of air pollution for instances (Transport, Electricity generation, Industry) followed by America; also, Japan while Australia had the lowest figures.

In 2021, China was the largest number of pollution in every cause for example Industry was the highest number of any causes approximately at 80 PPM; In addition Transport around 70 PPM, finally electricity generation 60 PPM. In America transport was the second & number of air pollution close to 55 PPM. While Japan had the highest number on Industry estimated at 45 PPM.

The last one, Australia had remained number of 3 causes such as Electricity generation and Transport; also, Industry around 19. That is demonstrated Australia had the lowest figures in 4 types of countries.

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