The line graph below shows the production of paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood in the UK from 1980 to 2000.

the line graph illustrates the

production

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of forest materials, namely paper,

wood

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pulp

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and sawn

wood

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in the UK between 1980 and 2000.

overall

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,

while

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the

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of paper and packaging followed an upward trend throughout the surveyed period, the figures for sawn timber and

wood

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pulp

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recorded an opposite trajectory.

to begin

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with, the manufacture of paper and packaging accounted for approximately 225

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tonnes

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at the beginning of the given time, which

then

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increased to 250

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in the year 1990. in 2000,

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figure hit its peak of 350

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tonnes

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.

in contrast

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, the category of sawn-

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and timber

pulp

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production

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reached 200 and roughly 160

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tonnes

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, respectively in 1980.

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, in the next 10 years, the

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of sawn timber decreased by 50

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tonnes

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, to 150

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. afterwards, the figure ended at 175

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.

furthermore

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, the manufacture of

wood

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pulp

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followed a downward trend, taking up 150

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tonnes

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in 1990 before rising to the same yield as that in 1980

at the end

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of the period.