The line graph provides data about the amount of acid rain emissions in the UK caused by four various fields from 1990 to 2007. The figures are given in millions of tones.
Overall the total amount of acid rain emissions decreased importantly over the 17 years period. The most dramatic change was seen in the figures for electricity,gas and water supply, a drop of around 3.5 millions tonnes.
In 1990, the figures of other industries were about 2.1 million tons.Transport and communication produced respectively 0.7million tonnes. The lowest proportion came from the domestic about 0.6 million tonnes. Electricity,gas and water supply produced a higher degree of about 3.2 million tonnes.
In 2007, electricity, acid rain emissions dropped dramatically by electricity, gas and water supply was about 0.5 million tonnes.Sector domestic fell slowly to 0.3 millions tonnes. The of figures transport and communication was about 1 million tonnes in 2005, however, transport and communication decreased significantly to 0.7 millions tonnes. the amount of other industries was approximately 1.5 millions tonnes.