The pie charts below show how dangerous waste products are dealt with in three countries. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts demonstrate the shares of destroying methods of waste in three different countries, namely recycling, incineration, underground, chemical treatment, and dumping at sea. In the first diagram, it is observed that the most significant amount of the garbage is recycled,

whereas

incineration is the least preferred technique to deal with waste in Korea. The remaining 22% of the rubbish is buried in the soil. In comparison, the share of underground accounts for the highest proportion (55%),

while

eradication by using fire is selected as the

last

option in Sweden. (20%) The third figure illustrates five different ways to cope with the debris in the United Kingdom. Putting the garbage under the ground has the most percentage among the other methods with four-fifths. Chemical treatment and dumping at sea share the same proportion and together comprise roughly %15 of preferred options,

while

incineration forms only 2%.

Overall

, five different programs are chosen to get rid of waste materials by three countries. Underground is the most prominent share in Sweden and in the United Kingdom,

while

recycling outnumbers in Korea.