The line graph below shows the production of paper, wood pulp and sawn-wood in the UK from 1980 to 2000.

The chart illustrates how much

paper

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,

wood

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pulp

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and

sawn

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woodwood were produced in the UK from 1980 to 2000.

Overall

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, the amount of

paper

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and packaging was the highest

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in the period and witnessed a dramatic common surge, especially in the latter decade.

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, the opposite trend can be seen in the figures for

sawn

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wood

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and those for

wood

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pulp

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fluctuated slightly. The amount of

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and packaging produced started at about 240

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tons

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, followed by a slight increase of 10

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tons

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in the 80s. The opposite tendency was seen in the

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for

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pulp

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and

sawn

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wood

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and both factors started at 200 and 165

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tons

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before declining to exactly 150

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tons

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in the first 10 years. From 1990 to 2000, the

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for

paper

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and packaging production rose significantly, peaking at 350

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tons

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. Whilst, the

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for

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pulp

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marginally increased to roughly 160

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tons

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.

Conversely

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, the production of

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wood

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lasted its gradual decline to 125

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tons

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.