The graph below shows the pollution levels in London between 1600 and 2000. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The line graph demonstrates the pollution level in London between

1600and

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1600 and

2000. It is measured in micrograms per cubic metre.

Overall

, it is obviously clear that

both

Sulphur

dioxide

and

Smoke

have

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started from

lowest

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the lowest

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point and

had

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fluctuated

at the end

of the 20th century.

In addition

,

both

of them experienced recovery. Clearly, the

Sulphur

dioxide

also

has a significant growth and fall throughout the given period compared to the

Smoke

. Between 1600 and 1750, they started to increase,

while

the figure for

Sulphur

dioxide

skyrocketed,

Smoke

increased at a slow pace.

Besides

, in

this

time period ,

Sulphur

dioxide

and

Smoke

noted their highest point at 750 and 250

metre

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,respectively.

Then

the indicators continued to grow. For the rest of the years, they

both

continued to increase at a slow pace.

Following

this

numbers kept

fluctutating

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fluctuating

until between 1850 and 1900,

where

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sulphur

dioxide

reached a high of

approximetely

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approximately

800 micrograms per cub

metres

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metre

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and

pollutuion

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pollution

was caused by

smoke

which peaked at 450 micrograms per cub

metres

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metre

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. During the 20th century, the levels of

both

pollutants fell dramatically, though there was a great deal of fluctuation within

this

fall.

Clearly

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air pollution was a bigger problem in London in the early 20th century than it is now.