The graph below shows different sources of air pollutants in the UK

A glance at a line graph provided reveals the

amount

of atmospheric

pollutants

discharged from three distinctive sources namely industry, transport,

households

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and households

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, measured in tonnes, from 1990 to 2005.

Overall

, there was a recessive growth pattern witnessed in the data of air

pollutants

released from industry and household and the reverse was true for the others. In terms of

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the total

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amount

of emitted atmospheric

pollutants

,

initiating

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starting

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from exactly 7 in 1990, it went down rapidly and continuously to over 3 which halved the initial point after 15 years. With respect to

emission

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emissions

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from industry, though it was the highest released

amount

among all at about 5,5 in 1990, it plunged consistently into correctly in 2005. Regarding the

amount

of transport’s exhausted fumes and those of households, despite having the same starting points at approximately 1, they differed from their trend.

While

the former hiked slightly and steadily to accurately 1, the latter went down slowly and continuously to its trough where almost no responses detected any emergence of air

pollutants

in the chart.