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The image displays a line graph showing UK air pollutants in millions of tonnes from 1990 to 2005, for a total and three sources. Total pollutants (in millions of tonnes) were: 1990 (7.9), 1993 (7.6), 1996 (6.9), 1999 (6.3), 2002 (5.5), and 2005 (4.9). Pollutants from Industry were: 1990 (5.8), 1993 (5.0), 1996 (4.8), 1999 (4.0), 2002 (2.5), and 2005 (2.0). Pollutants from Transport were: 1990 (1.0), 1993 (1.5), 1996 (1.1), 1999 (1.2), 2002 (2.6), and 2005 (2.9). Pollutants from Households were: 1990 (1.0), 1993 (1.0), 1996 (1.0), 1999 (1.1), 2002 (0.5), and 2005 (0.0).
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The graph above shows the three varying origins of air pollutants from the year 1990 to 2005 specifically in UK.
Starting off with the industry, approximately 5.8 tonnes of air pollutants came from industry in the year 1990. However, this amount slowly goes down as time moves on decreasing with an amount of 2 tonnes in 2005.
On the other hand, air pollutants that orginated from transport fluctuated with a starting number of 1 tonnes in 1990 to an increase of 3 tonnes by 2005.
Similar to industry, and with the least amount of air pollutants, Household made 1 tonnes of air pollutant which remained stagnant over the years and slowly went down to 0 tonnes in 2005.
Overall, the total amount of pollutants significantly downgraded from 1990 to 2005 starting with 8 tonnes to 5 tonnes resulting to a lesser polluted area in UK.
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