The line graph compares the
production
levels of three types of fuel - Use synonyms
petroleum
, natural Use synonyms
gas
, and coal - in the UK from 1981 to 2000.
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Overall
, Linking Words
it is clear that
Linking Words
petroleum
and natural Use synonyms
gas
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production
increased significantly over the Use synonyms
period
, Use synonyms
whereas
coal Linking Words
production
experienced a gradual decline.
In 1981, Use synonyms
petroleum
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production
was the highest at around 90 Use synonyms
energy
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units
. Use synonyms
Moreover
, coal Linking Words
production
followed closely, at about 80 Use synonyms
energy
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units
, Use synonyms
while
natural Linking Words
gas
had the lowest level, at approximately 40 Use synonyms
energy
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units
. Use synonyms
This
shows that Linking Words
petroleum
and coal were the main sources of fuel at the start of the Use synonyms
period
, Use synonyms
whereas
natural Linking Words
gas
contributed much less.
All types of fuel showed some fluctuations throughout the Use synonyms
period
. By the end of the Use synonyms
period
, Use synonyms
petroleum
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production
remained dominant, and showed the most significant increase and reaching 140 Use synonyms
energy
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units
. Use synonyms
In contrast
, coal Linking Words
production
experienced a marked decline, Use synonyms
while
natural Linking Words
gas
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production
rose steadily, finishing at around 40 and 100 Use synonyms
energy
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units
, respectively.Use synonyms