The bar chart shows the level of air pollution in five different countries. Summurize the informationn by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given bar chart illustrates the

air

pollution levels across five distinct countries; the UK, New Zealand, Austria, Australia, and the USA, measured in millions of

tons

.

Overall

, a clear trend emerges, suggesting a geographical influence on

air

quality, with countries in the northern hemisphere generally exhibiting higher levels of

air

pollutants compared to those in the southern hemisphere. Starting with New Zealand and Australia, both located below the equator line, it is evident that they contribute relatively lower amounts of pollutants to the atmosphere, registering at approximately thirty

million

tons

and around thirty-five

million

tons

respectively.

In contrast

, countries geographically situated above the equator line from the provided data namely the UK, Austria, and the USA, display

a significantly higher levels

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significantly higher levels

a significantly higher level

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of

air

pollution. The USA emerges as the leading contributor, with

the

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a

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total of eighty

million

tons

of pollutants, which ‘may’

indicating

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a substantial environmental burden. Meanwhile, both the UK and Austria share

the

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a

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similar level of pollution output, each accounting for forty

million

tons

.