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The image displays a line graph with three lines representing Timber, Pulp, and Paper across five time periods: 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000; Timber line begins at 4 in 1980, decreases to 3 in 1985, increases to 6 in 1990, decreases to 5 in 1995, and remains at 5 in 2000; Pulp line starts at 2 in 1980, increases to 4 in 1985, decreases to 3 in 1990, increases to 6 in 1995, and 8 in 2000; Paper line begins at 8 in 1980, decreases to 7 in 1985, increases to 9 in 1990, 10 in 1995, and 11 in 2000.
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This line graph illustrates the change in the production of timber, pulp, and paper in the forest industry in a European country during 20 years from 1980.
Overall, all the production of these three products increased from 1980 to 2000 and paper’s production experienced the most dramatic rise, from the lowest of all to the top.
To be specific, by 1980, the production of timber was 6 million tonnes. After a significant rise, the timber figure peaked at approximately 9 million tonnes and then witnessed a steady decrease from 1985 to 1995. The pulp figure saw similar upward and downward trends at the first 10 years period, while it experienced a slight increase in the last 10 years. The production of paper grows the most fast. It started at 3 million tonnes and then experienced a steady rise to 10 million tonnes in 2000.
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