The graph below shows the production of three forest industry products in a European country, namely timber, pulp, and paper, from 1980 to 2000.

The line graph shows the

production

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of

timber

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as well as

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paper

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and

pulp

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in one European country from 1980 to 2000.

Although

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there were fluctuations,

overall

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, the

production

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of

pulp

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was consistently more than

timber

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and

paper

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. The general trend was to move away from

pulp

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and

paper

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as

timber

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became the dominant product in the

production

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of the forest industry. In the first decade, the

pulp

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was produced in significantly higher quantities than other industries listed. Despite an initial sharp fall to approximately 2

million

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tonnes

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, it

then

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recovered, reaching a high of close to 7

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tonnes

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.

However

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, from 1990, its

production

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increased almost consistently to 8

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tonnes

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, and the

production

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exceeded 10

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in 2000. The trend for

timber

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doubled from 5

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tonnes

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in 1980, reaching approximately 10

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tonnes

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in 1985,

although

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this

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peak was not maintained, falling to nearly 8

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tonnes

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in 2000.

In contrast

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,

paper

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climbed from 4

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tonnes

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to 6

million

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tonnes

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before reaching its peak at 12

million

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in 2000.