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    The document compares the main energy sources in the USA between 1980 and 1990 using two pie charts. It shows that the proportion of energy from oil and natural gas decreased while residual sources like hydroelectric power increased. In 1980, oil made up 42% of energy but declined to 33% by 1990, while hydroelectric and nuclear power remained small sources but increased slightly over the decade. Natural gas was the second largest source in both years but declined from 26% to 25%.

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    The document compares the main energy sources in the USA between 1980 and 1990 using two pie charts. It shows that the proportion of energy from oil and natural gas decreased while residual sources like hydroelectric power increased. In 1980, oil made up 42% of energy but declined to 33% by 1990, while hydroelectric and nuclear power remained small sources but increased slightly over the decade. Natural gas was the second largest source in both years but declined from 26% to 25%.

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    The document compares the main energy sources in the USA between 1980 and 1990 using two pie charts. It shows that the proportion of energy from oil and natural gas decreased while residual sources like hydroelectric power increased. In 1980, oil made up 42% of energy but declined to 33% by 1990, while hydroelectric and nuclear power remained small sources but increased slightly over the decade. Natural gas was the second largest source in both years but declined from 26% to 25%.

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    The two pie charts compare the data of main energy sources in the USA between 1980

    and 1990.
    Overall, it is clear that the proportion of energy generated by oil and natural gas
    decreased while the opposite was seen that of the residual sections, except the
    hydroelectric power. Moreover, when oil was used mainly, the figure for hydroelectric
    power and nuclear power was trivial in both studied years.
    In 1980, oil accounted for the lagest percentage of the total at 42% whilst the reverse
    was seen in the percentage of hydro and nuclear at 5%. The proportion of natural gas was
    the second highest at 26% and higher than that of coal at 4%.
    Despite the slight decrease, oil was still the highest percentage which made up 33%
    while the hydro remain unchanged and also accounted for the smallest percentage in
    1990. The productions of nuclear and coal were about 5% increase whilst natural gas
    decrease from 26% to 25% in the same year.

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