The graph chart shows the acid rain emissions in four different sectors in UK in 1990 and 2007. Overall, in electricity, gas and water supply sectors and other industries, rain emissions have significant and medium drops over the years, however emissions in transport and communication and domestic sectors have dropped slightly.
In electricity, gas and water supply sector, emissions have experienced significant drops from around 3.3 million tones in 1990 to 0.5 million tones in 2007, although rain emissions rose in some years but overall, there been decline in the sector. In other industries, rain emissions has also decreased down from 2.1 million tones in 1990 to 1.3 million tones in 2007. In contrast to these two sectors, emissions in transport and communication and domestic sectors were very low in 1990 and decreased slightly over time. For transport and communication sector, emissions decreased from around 0.6 million tones to 0.2 million tones in 2007 as well as rain emissions remained almost constant to 0.7 million tones despite some slight rises.
In Conclusion, we can see acid rain emissions in these sectors in UK decreased massively in two departments from overtime although in other two departments there was a slight decrease and mostly remained the same throughout the period.