The graph below shows UK acid rain emissions, measured in million tonnes from 4 different sectors between 1990 and 2007

The chart compares the amount of acid rain emissions in the UK in terms of 4 sectors including

transport

and

communication

, the supply of electricity,

gas

and

water

,

domestic

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and domestic

show examples

and other

industries

over the 17-year period from 1990 to 2007. Generally speaking, most

industries

experienced a decline except for

Transport

and

communication

. What stands out is that the Electric,

gas

and

water

supply saw the most significant decrease over the given period. In the

last

decade of the twentieth century, a much larger amount of acid rain emissions was seen in Electricity,

Gas

and

Water

supply, at about 3,3

million

tonnes, in comparison with the other 3 sectors.

While

the figures for

Transport

and

communication

and Domestic

industries

were lower, accounting for approximately 0,7 and 0,6

million

tons

respectively, other sectors made up more than 2

million

tons

.

On the other hand

, the figures changed considerably at the turn of the twenty-first century. There was a dramatic fall in the sector of Electric,

Gas

and

Water

supply to only 0,5

million

tons

in 2007. Domestic and other

industries

decrease slightly over the 17 years.

However

,

Transport

and

communication

fluctuated

then

reached a pick at 1

million

tons

in 2005 before going down in 2007.