The line graph illustrates the manufacturing output of timber,
pulp
, and paper in a European country over a two-decade period from 1980 to 2000.
A notable trend is that, despite fluctuations, all three forest products experienced an Use synonyms
overall
increase in production. Linking Words
While
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pulp
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initially
led output levels, paper surpassed it by the end of the period, becoming the most widely produced material.
Examining the data in greater depth, Linking Words
pulp
production began at 6 Use synonyms
tonnes
in 1980, making it the most extensively manufactured product at the outset. Use synonyms
However
, its figures plummeted to 2.5 Linking Words
tonnes
in 1983 before recovering steadily, nearly quadrupling to just under 10 Use synonyms
tonnes
by 2000.
Timber production, Use synonyms
on the other hand
, followed a different trajectory. It peaked at 10 Linking Words
tonnes
in 1985, after which it declined significantly to 6.5 Use synonyms
tonnes
by 1995. Though it saw a brief resurgence around 1998, it ultimately dipped slightly to 7.5 Use synonyms
tonnes
by 2000.
Paper, Use synonyms
initially
the least produced material, exhibited the most substantial growth. Starting at 4 Linking Words
tonnes
, it climbed steadily to 9 Use synonyms
tonnes
in 1995 before peaking at 12 Use synonyms
tonnes
in 2000, overtaking both Use synonyms
pulp
and timber.Use synonyms
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