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Band 6+: The pie chart shows the contribution of various sectors in the emission of greenhouse gases in the US annually. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image illustrates a pie chart depicting annual greenhouse gas emissions by sectors in the United States: Industrial processes 8.4%, Power stations 18.1%, Transportation fuels 25.3%, Fossil fuel retrieval and processing 19.4%, Land use and biomass burning 15.7%, Waste disposal and treatment 13.1%.
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The pie chart portrays greenhouse gas emission devided to 6 sectors in the US per year. Overall, leading spheres are power stations and industrial processes (25.3% and 19.4% respectively), while least emissions by waste disposal and treatment (8.4%).

According to the chart, power stations emits more than a quater of total. Followingly, slightly less than a fifth of emissions are industrial processes. Summary, those sectors make up more than two fifth of greenhouse gas emissions.

Transportation fuels takes a significant proportion (18.1%) , which is fractionally more than fossil fuel retrieval and processing (15.7%). Those two sectors comprise approximately another quarter. In fact, land use and biomass burning as well as waste disposal and treatment constitute a small minority, less than a fifth of total emission.

In conclusion, we can see that a very large majority of releases is from power stations contrasting with waste disposal and treatment which is less then one in ten total emissions. Despite those sectors already form a third of total emissions, rest of chart is devided to nearly same pieces.

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