The line graph below illustrates the production of paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood in the UK between 1980 and 2000.

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The provided line graph depicts information about

paper

wood

pulp

and

sawn-

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sawn wood

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wood

in the UK over the (20 years)

period

(between 1980 and 2000).

Overall

paper's

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paper

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production increased gradually over the time

period

sawn-

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sawn wood

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wood

decreased slightly and

wood

pulp

remained relatively constant.

In addition

at the end

of the time

period

sawn-

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sawn wood

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wood

became the lowest and

paper

reached its

the

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apply

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highest generated forest industry. Looking at the chart in more detail, in 1980

paper

made up 220 million tonnes.

Then

, over the next 10 years, there was a significant increase to 250 and

finally

, it jumped

350

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to 350

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million tonnes in 2000. Actually, sawn-food started with a higher figure compared to

pulp

in 1980, next it equalized with

wood

pulp

to 150 in 1990.

After

this

period

of time,

wood

pulp

sharply

rised

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risen

raised

rose

to 160 in 2000,

although

, sawn-food went down and stopped at 130 in 2000.

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