The line graph shows the information about UK acid rain emissions, measured in millions of tonnes from four diverse sectors such as Transport and communication, other industries, electricity/gas/water supply and domestic from 1990 to 2007.
In overall, there is noticeable demanding (and fluctuating only in transportation) from 1990 to 2007 In each sector. It is clear that the dramatically decline had seen in electricity and in other industries. The transportation and domestic fields shown the lowest level. Only transportation sector fluctuated during these years.
It is obvious that around 3.5 million tonnes acid rain emissions came from electricity, gas and water supply. However only 2 million tonnes acid rain came from other industries. And these two sectors cross with each other in 1996 but, while other industries line graph was slightly went down, electricity, gas and water supply level was continued to decline dramatically.
In two leftover lines (domestic and transport and communication) acid rain emission was on the lowest level. Nonetheless, they started with around 2 million tonnes acid rain emissions, transportation and communication sector rain emissions tonnes was volatile between 1991 and 2007. However, acid rain emission came from domestic use was steeply decreased to 0.1 million tonnes in 2007.