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The image shows a line graph illustrating UK main fuel production levels (million tonnes) from 1981 to 2000. Petroleum starts at 100, rises to 130 (1986), fluctuates thereafter and ends near 130, surpassing 140 in 1995. Coal, starting near 90, fluctuates, peaks above 120 (1983), then decreases to under 60 (2000). Natural gas starts near 40, increases throughout, crossing 60 around 1991, surpasses 80 post-1995, and finishes near 120. Nuclear and renewables start under 5, slightly rise near 10 by 1990, fluctuate modestly through 2000, finishing similarly under 10.
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The line graph below illustrates the level of production of UK main types of fuel from 1981 to 2000.
Overall,it is clear that petroleum fluctuated but was the leader of energy units through the years. Additionally, coal fluctuated sharply in the beginning and both coal and natural gas production experienced a opposite trend by 2000
As for the petroleum, at the beginning the energy units represents approximately 85 and before experiencing a decrease to 100 , the petroleum production increased significantly to 140 by 2000 which means that from 1991 it illustrates steady results to the end of the years.
As for other two types of fuel, the coal production begin with 80, then it was fluctuated. After these fluctuations,it was experienced a steady decline by 2000. While natural gases stood at only 40 by 1991 but then gradually increased from 40 to approximately 140.
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