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Band 5+: These pie charts describe the percentage of polluted ocean area in 1997 and 2007. The parts are measured in percents.

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The image contains two pie charts showing the percentage of pollutants. In 1997, the sources were: pollutants from air 30%, marine 22%, domestic sewage 18%, industrial waste 17%, offshore oil 5%, litter 4%, and farm waste 4%. In 2007, the sources were: domestic sewage 29%, pollutants from air 29%, marine 17%, offshore oil 14%, industrial waste 9%, farm waste 2%, and litter 0%.
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Both pie charts demonstrate the amount of wasted in several parts of sea by 1997 and 2007. Overall, pollutants from air is the highest while litter has declined to o%.

By 1997, the most significantly polluted were from air which is shows by 30%, and continued to the second highest is marine that is 22%, While domestic and industrial waste are display a approximately similar percentages which is around 18% and 17%. In contrast, the last three, litter, farm waste, offshore oil hold the smallest slice of numbers that are no bigger than 5%.

In 2007, Domestic sewage and pollutants from air both hold a same numbers, which is 29% and offshore oil together with marine experience a slightly dropp to 14% and 17%, While Industrial waste, farm waste and litter, these three also display a gradual decrease to lower than 9% and the suprisingly litter is only 0% percentage polluted by 2007.

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