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The image is a bar graph displaying carbon emissions from three fossil fuels (Gas, Oil, Coal) in the UK over four five-year intervals (1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010). In 1990, Gas emissions were approximately 225 million tons, Oil approximately 75 million tons, and Coal approximately 200 million tons. In 1995, Gas emissions increased to around 275 million tons, Oil decreased to approximately 50 million tons, and Coal remained consistent at 200 million tons. In 2000, Gas emissions remained at 275 million tons, Oil decreased further to approximately 25 million tons, and Coal reduced to approximately 150 million tons. In 2005, Gas emissions decreased to around 225 million tons, Oil maintained at approximately 25 million tons, and Coal increased to approximately 175 million tons. In 2010, Gas emissions further decreased to approximately 175 million tons, Oil remained at approximately 25 million tons, and Coal reduced to around 150 million tons.
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The bar chart shows the carbon emissions from three different fossil fuels which are gas, oil and coal in the UK from 1990 to 2010.
Overall, the amount of carbon emissions from gas was increase during the period. Oil and coal had some decrease. Gas was the highest at the end of the period, while coal became the lowest.
In 1990, gas was about 220 million tons and oil was around 270 million tons. Coal had the highest amount with about 310 million tons. In 1995, gas increased to about 270 million tons. Oil was around 240 million and coal was nearly 280 million tons.
In 2000, gas was about 300 million tons and oil reached around 260 million. Coal was approximately 250 million tons. In 2005, gas increased little and reached about 310 million tons, but oil and coal decreased. Oil was about 240 million and coal was around 230 million.
Finally, in 2010 gas was around 320 million tons. Oil decreased to about 210 million and coal was only 190 million tons. So, gas increased, but the other two fuel was going down.
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