The two graphs show the main energy sources in the USA in the 1980s and the 1990s.
The pie charts beneath provide information about five different types of energy
sources
in the United States of America in a given period of ten years. The unit is measured in percentage.
Overall
, oil and natural gas
were the main sources
of energy throughout the period while
natural gas
as well as
hydroelectric power
were the least energy source used. Although
, oil was the main power
utilized, however
, it was the highest power
source.
In 1980, the amount of oil consumption in the United States of America was 42% which was higher than the other sources
. The figure reduced to about 9% in ten years. Although
, it was still the highest power
consumed in that period. Natural gas
was quite similar in both years with 26% in 1980 and 25% in 1990. They recorded the second-highest powerpoint.
Hydroelectric power
was not needed much in America. In fact, it was just 5% in 1980 and remained the same in the following decade. Nuclear gas
was the same as hydroelectric power
in 1980, however
, it doubled in 1990. In contrast
, cool was recorded among the needed power
sources
with 22% in 1980. The figure was higher in the next decade a 5% increase.Submitted by boadimaxwell48 on
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