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The line graph depicted how seriously people in four countries take environmental issues over a 10 year period. These issues include fresh water shortages, automobile emissions, air pollution, and climate change. Most candidates in the 2000s answered that air pollution was the most severe issue, with approximately 65 percent. It’s saw flacutations over the 10 […]
The data illustrates how serious people in four countires which are China, India, Germany and USA, considered some enviromental problems between 2000 and 2010. Overall, three out of four of the issues started the period gardually declining to face a dramatic increase. While the issue of shortage of fresh water didn’t start until the middle […]
The line graph illustrates the percentage of people awared four problems as very serious in four countries from 2000 to 2010. Overall, the portion of seriousness varies between the 4 issues, with shortages of fresh water accounts for the highest ratio. Moreover, this problem appears later than the others three problems. Starting with automobile emisssions […]
The given graph illustrates the data and the comparison about the average proportion of four areas about the serious ecological issues was evaluated by some individuals in there, namely air polluttion, shortages of fresh water, automobile emissions, and climate change. From an overall perspective, the trend of these problems is probably tried to reduce by […]
The line graph illustrates the proportion of the seriousness of environmental problems which were observed by citizens in four different areas over a period of 10 years. Overall, all regions witnessed a growth in the gravity of the environment which occurred seriously in each type of affects, but at different levels. The most significant issues […]