The line graph illustrates industrial production of several products – Pulp, Timber, Paper- in European countries over a 20-year period (1980-2000).
Overall, the number of industrial production of three resources has followed an increasing trend, albeit to varying degrees. Of particular note is the fact that while they have increased significantly, at the end of the period they have faced good increases.
In detail, the line chart shows that in 1985 production of Timber has increasingly grown , after which it faced significant downsides. At the end of period, this figure produced approximately 7 million tonnes,producing the least amount of timber .
On the other hand industries of Pulp and Paper drift with the current they follow to one line trend. From the beginning in 1980 production of paper was 4 million tones a year and at the end of the century paper production in the forest industry had reached about 10 million tones. When it comes to producting Pulp in the period this figure also follows one trend: there is not significant growth or decreases.