The change chart provides information about three fossil fuels: oil, gas, and coal, of greenhouse gas in one country UK in different years.
Overall, the figure for gas exhibited increasing pattern, while the reverse was true for remaining others. The biggest change shown by gas emission. The gas showed constantly biggest change compared with others.
Focusing on the increases first, the figure for gas started at 213 million tons in 1990. Before increasing sharply to 300 million tonnes in 200, the figure for gas stood at 270 million tonnes in 1995. Then, rose slightly to 310 million tons, after which climbed minimally to 320 million tons between 2005 and 2010.
In contrast, oil and coal fossil fuels followed similar downward trends. The figure for oil accounted 280 million tons in the initial year, then reduced slightly to 214 million tons in 1995. Before dropping negligibly to 240 million tons again, the figure stood at 230 million tons. In the final year, it declined to 200 million tons.
In addition, the figure for coal accounted to 300 million tons in 1990, then showed slightly decreasing trends in each years with 280, 250, 230, and 119 million tons respectively.
