The bar chart shows the level of air pollution in five different countries. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The bar chart above provides statistics about how the polluted
air
degree varied across 5 different countries.
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Overall
, the USA has the highest Linking Words
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New Zealand has the lowest. The rest of the countries are the UK, Austria and Australia, with the Linking Words
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quality degradation ranging from 35 Use synonyms
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The USA holds the first place in Use synonyms
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of pollution of 80 Use synonyms
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, which is a gap of 50 Use synonyms
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more than New Zealand, the country with the least polluted Use synonyms
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, at 30 Use synonyms
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The UK and Austria have the same Use synonyms
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of pollution at 40 Use synonyms
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metric Use synonyms
tonnes
, which is 40 Use synonyms
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less than the country with the most polluted Use synonyms
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, leaving Australia with approximately 35 Use synonyms
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, only roughly 5 Use synonyms
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metric tons more than New Zealand, the country with the cleanest Use synonyms
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