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Band 4+: The pie chart illustrates the main causes of global warming worldwide, while the table compares the percentage of CO₂ emissions from different sources across three continents: Europe, America, and Asia.

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The image includes a pie chart and a table. The pie chart represents causes of worldwide global warming, divided into vehicle exhaust fumes 34%, factory fumes 30%, deforestation 25%, and overpopulation 11%. The table lists percentage of CO2 by causes across three continents. In Europe, vehicle exhaust is 35%, factory fumes 33%, deforestation 15%, and overpopulation 17%, totaling 100%. In America, vehicle exhaust is 33%, factory fumes 19%, deforestation 31%, and overpopulation 17%, totaling 100%. In Asia, vehicle exhaust is 33%, factory fumes 27%, deforestation 9%, and overpopulation 31%, totaling 100%.
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The pie chart illustrates percentage the source of worldwide global warming and CO2 caueses three continents in Europe, America, Asia.

Overall, all of the country has same total of percentage CO2, although America and Asia touch the figure at 33% the most causes in Europe is vehicle touch a 35%. The most highest percentage causes by factory is in Europe reach at 33%, Asia reach 27% and the lowest is America reach at 19%. The most highest precentage source is vehicle at 34% and factory at 30%.

The remaining categories, including deforestation and overpolution, the most lower precentage is overpolution at 11% and deforestation at 25%. America the most highest percentage touch at 31%, Europe reach 15%, and the lowest deforestation at Asian reach at 9%. Europe and America touch the same percentage at 17% source by overpolution and the highest is in Asian reach 31%.

In conclution are the most influential global warming causes by vehicle than the other.

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The pie chart illustrates the main causes of global warming worldwide, while the table compares the percentage of CO₂ emissions from different sources across three continents: Europe, America, and Asia.

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