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Band 7+: The graph below shows the three different kinds of sources (oil/coal/gas) of greenhouse gas in the UK. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart titled 'Carbon emissions from three fossil fuels' showing greenhouse gas emissions in the UK from Gas, Oil, and Coal, measured in 'million tons'. The data points for each year are: for 1990, Gas was 220, Oil was 270, and Coal was 310; for 1995, Gas was 270, Oil was 240, and Coal was 280; for 2000, Gas was 300, Oil was 260, and Coal was 250; for 2005, Gas was 310, Oil was 240, and Coal was 230; and for 2010, Gas was 320, Oil was 210, and Coal was 190.
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The bar chart compares the carbon emissions produced by three fossil fuels over two decades. Overall, the only one that has faced a surge is gas, while the other two pummeted. The coal turned from being the major cause of emission to the less relevant among the three fuels.

Gas is the only that rose consistently over the years. In 1990, it ranked as the fuel with the smallest impact, with slightly more than 200 million tons produced. Over the years, we can observe an upward trend which, in 2010, made gas be the main contributor to emissions, with more than 300 million tons.

Conversely, oil and coal underwent a decline throughout the whole period. In 1990, coal was responsible for more than 300 million tons of carbon emission, and oil caused more than 250 million tons. From then on, coal steadily decreased, reaching the bottom at less than 200 million tons, whereas oil moderately fluctuated, leaning towards 210 million tons which it attained in 2010.

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