The maps below show how the town of Harborne changes from 1936 to 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparison where relevant.

The bar chart depicts how many

tons

of CO2 were released in England and Wales by cars, buses, vans, and trucks, and the line graph illustrates the number of vehicles employed in these nations over a 20-year timescale spanning from 2000 to 2020. It is noticeable that cars emerged as by far the most widespread source of CO2 production during the 20-year period in England and Wales.

Additionally

, the number of vehicles saw a dramatic upward trend during the surveyed span. From the outset in 2000, CO2 emissions produced by cars were exactly 20

tons

, which was significantly higher than that of trucks and vans, with respective figures being 15

tons

and about 13

tons

. After that, all of them experienced consistent

growths

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and reached the highest points, with around 27

tons

, 23

tons

, and 15

tons

respectively in 2020. Meanwhile, there was a stable trend in the figure for vans during the surveyed period, remaining stable at roughly 8

tons

. As can be seen from the line graph, approximately 20 million means of transportation were used in England and Wales in 2000, after which it ascended to reach its peak of around 40 million in 2010, peaking at in the region of 50 million by the culmination of the surveyed duration.