43.The table shows the changes in carbon production in four countries from 1995 to 1999. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The table displays information about the variation of

carbon

production

in Nigeria, Algeria, Congo and Botswana between 1995 and 1999.

Overall

, Nigeria had the highest

production

of

carbon

per day,

while

Algeria had the least. The other significant feature of the graph is that Congo’s and Botswana’s amount of

production

decreased over the

years

. Nigeria produced 2,000,000 kilograms of

carbon

per day in 1995, in the next

year

, it increased moderately by 100,000kg to 2,100,000kg, but in 1997 it dropped by 200,000kg. In 1998 it grew to 2,200,000kg and in the

last

year

, it climbed to 2,300,000kg maintaining its position of the highest

carbon

production

. Algeria started producing 40,000kg of

carbon

in 1997, in the second

year

it went down to 15,000kg and ended the

period

with 50,000kg, being the country with the least

carbon

production

. Congo started the

period

by producing 270,000kg of

carbon

dioxide, during the next

years

, the amount of

carbon

decreased, in 1996 it fell by 20,000kg, in the next

year

it decreased slightly to 230,000, and in the

last

two

years

, it continued falling to 210,000kg and 100,000 in 1998 and 1999 respectively. Botswana fluctuated significantly, it started the

period

with 210,000

kg

of

carbon

production

,

then

it went down dramatically to 7,000, during the next three

years

it climbed steadily, in 1997 it had 15,000kg

production

, in 1998 40,000kg and ended the

period

with 75,000kg.