The graph illustrates the output levels of three major fuel types—
petroleum
, coal , and natural Use synonyms
gas
—in a European country between 1981 and 2000.
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while
the production of Linking Words
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nature of
gas
saw a substantial increase throughout the period, the opposite trend was observed for both Use synonyms
petroleum
and coal. Notably, natural Use synonyms
gas
experienced the most significant growth , albeit from a comparatively low starting point.
In 1981, the output of Use synonyms
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petroleum
petroleum of
petroleum
stood at approximately 98 Use synonyms
tons
. Use synonyms
This
figure rose to a peak of 130 Linking Words
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by 1987. Use synonyms
Although
it declined in the early 1990s, Linking Words
petroleum
production recovered to around 121 Use synonyms
tons
by the year 2000, showing a moderate Use synonyms
overall
increase from 1981.
Natural Linking Words
gas
began at roughly 40 Use synonyms
tons
in 1981 and steadily climbed over the years, reaching about 85 Use synonyms
tons
by 2000. Use synonyms
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the three fuels.
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contrast, coal production experienced fluctuations. Starting at 80 Add the comma(s)
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in 1981, it dropped sharply to 50 Use synonyms
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by 1985. It Use synonyms
then
rebounded to 75 Linking Words
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in 1987 before undergoing a continuous decline, reaching its lowest point of just 39 Use synonyms
tons
by 2000.Use synonyms