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The graph below shows the three different kinds of emmision sources of greenhouse gas in the UK

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The bar chart illustrates the three types of emission sources of greenhouse gas in the UK. Overall, the figure for coal decreased over the years, although it was the main contributor to greenhouse gas at the beginning of the period. By contrast, despite becoming the least contributor in the first year, gas recorded the highest […]
The graph illustrates the three different kinds of emmision sources of greenhouse gas in the UK. In terms of carbon emissions,the highest level of carbon emmisions from gas was in 2010. However,we can see that in 1990 the coal was the main source of emissions in to the air. The oil emissions,as well as coal […]
The given bar chart illustrates three various types of emission sources such as oil, coal and gas in the UK. Overall, coal emission was a dominant figure in the beginning, while gas emission recorded the highest level of emissions in the UK by the end of the period. In 1990, gas emission with around 210 […]
The bar chart compares the three kinds of fossil fuels – gas, oil, and coal – in million tons in the UK between 1990 and 2010. Overall, while gas experienced an upward trend throughout the period, oil remained the second-highest fossil fuel. It is also clear that coal, which was in the highest position at […]
The bar chart compares the three kinds of fossil fuels, gas, oil, and coal in million tons in UK between 1990 and 2010. Overall, while gas experienced an upward trend throughout the period, oil remained the second-highest fossil fuel. It is also clear that, coal, which was in the highest position at the beginning saw […]
The bar chart illustrates the amount of carbon emissions that caused by oil, gas, and coal from 1990 to 2010 in every 5 years. Overall, the figures of oil and coal decreased rapidly over the period, while gas showed a notable change with increasing gradually. In contrast, coal claimed the top spot of emission until […]
The bar chart compares the amount of greenhouse gas emissions caused by oil, coal and gas in the UK between 1990 and 2010. Overall, the proportion of carbon emission produced by gas was higher throughout the period, except for the very beginning in 1990, when coal dominated. While the amounts of outputs resulting from both […]
The graph shows how greenhouse gas emissions from oil, coal, and gas in the UK have changed over time. Overall, the rate of carbon emissions from oil and coal decreased in varying degrees, while emissions from gas increased significantly, over the period. Moreover, despite being the smallest source at the beginning, gas rose markedly to […]
The change chart provides information about three fossil fuels: oil, gas, and coal, of greenhouse gas in one country UK in different years. Overall, the figure for gas exhibited increasing pattern, while the reverse was true for remaining others. The biggest change shown by gas emission. The gas showed constantly biggest change compared with others. […]
The bar chart provides information on the three different sources of carbon emissions (oil, coal, and gas) in the UK for the years 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005 and 2010. Overall, the figure for coal dominated in two former years, whereas that for gas led the list in the remaining periods. Additionally, coal and oil emissions […]
The bar chart gives information about carbon emissions from three fossil fuels in the UK from 1990 to 2010. Overall, the amount of gas in the UK followed an upward trend, while the reverse was true for that of oil and coal. It is also noticeable that, despite lower figures in the initial years, gas […]
The supplied diagram depicts data about the volume of a wide range of emission sources of greenhouse gas between 1990 and 2010 in the UK. On the whole, both gas and coal sectors exhibited opposing trends; the former grew progressively each year, whereas the latter contracted annually. Furthermore, there was a fluctuation in the amount […]
The bar graph compares the amounts of carbon emitted by three types of fossil fuels in the UK from 1990 to 2010, with five-year intervals. Units are measured in millions of tons. Overall, gas emissions increased significantly, while coal emissions almost mirrored the reverse direction, declining sharply over the period. It is also clear that […]
The given bar chart illustrates information about carbon emissions from threefossil fuels – gas, oil, and coal (in million tons) in the United Kingdom between 1990 and 2010. Overall, it is clear that in the early years the tons of coal were the most, and at the end of the years tons of gas were […]
The bar chart depicts various emission sources (coal, oil, gas) of greenhouse gas, from 1990 to 2010 in the United Kingdom. Overall, while gas increased, oil and coal underwent decrease over the period. Between 1990 and 1995, carbon emission from gas rose gradually at around 225 and 275 million tons respectively. By 2000, it continued […]
The bar graph compares the three various kinds of emission sources (oil, coal and gas) of greenhouse gas in the UK over a two decades .Overall,carbon emission from gas reached its peak throughout the period.In contrast,emissions from oil and coal decreased considerably between 1990 and 2010. In 1990 ,the emissions from gas represented the well […]
The bar graph compares the three various kinds of emission sources (oil, coal and gas) of greenhouse gas in the UK over a two decades .Overall,carbon emission from gas reached its peak throughout the period.In contrast,emissions from oil and coal decreased considerably between 1990 and 2010. In 1990 ,the emissions from gas represented the well […]
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