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Overall, while petroleum and natural gas production increased, coal production declined. Furthermore, petroleum remained the most produced fuel throughout the period. In 1981, the UK produced 100 tons of petroleum, making it the highest among the three fuels. The production then rose by approximately 30 tons in 1984, reaching 130 tons, before stabilizing for the […]
The graph illustrates the amount of main fuels produced in a European country from 1981 to 2000. As is shown in the graph, the amounts of petroleum and coal had an impressive fluctuation during this timeframe and had a downward trend in the final years, while the amount of natural gas had only slight changes […]
The graph illustrates the of main fuels producing in a European country from 1981 to 2000. As is shown in the graph, the amounts of petroleum and coal had had an impressively fluctuation during the period time and had a downward trend at the end of the timeframe, while the amount of natural gas just […]
The graph illustrates the main fuels’ production levels in a European country from 1981 to 2000. Overall, the tonnes of coal and natural gas experienced a downward trend, while the reverse was true for petroleum. In 1981, petroleum increased from 100 to 130 tonnes. It then remained stable for 4 years. From 1987 to 1989, […]
