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This visualization displays trends in SO2 concentrations across multiple U.S. states and years from 2008 to 2018. A button click triggers an animated bar chart, with each row representing a different state and each bar showing the yearly average SO2 level. The rendering uses d3.v4 to create SVG elements, with color-coded bars and formatted decimal values. The animation removes existing groups and redraws the chart when activated.

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