The graph below shows UK air pollutants, measured in million tonnes, from three different sources between 1990 and 2005. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

This

report derives from the above line graph which enumerates the amount of air pollution in

million

tonnes

in The United Kingdom

due to

three sources namely, families, transportation, and industries. As an initial overview, air pollution plummeted throughout the entire period with a small growth in 2002 and hit rock bottom in 2005, as it was around 7

million

tonnes

in 1990 and became 3.3

million

in 2005. Notably, households and transport had the same emitted the same amount in 1990 which was 1

million

tonnes

;

however

, households were the lowest source of polluting the air during the period,

while

it decreased and reached the nadir in 2005 with less than 500,000

tonnes

.

Additionally

, transportation hit a plateau which lasted the whole period except for an unnoticed dip in 1999.

Besides

these points, the industry field ranked first in the amount, as it was in charge of 5.6

million

tonnes

in 1990.

On the other hand

, it slumped significantly and reached 3

million

by the year 1996.

Next,

it continued decreasing until it hit 2

million

by 2005.