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 given pie charts delineate the methods used to get rid of hazardous waste items in the United Kingdom,

Sweden

and

Korea

. Looking from an

overall

perspective it is readily apparent that each country has different popular methods of dumping these substances.In the United Kingdom incineration is the most used type ,

whereas

it is recycling in

Korea

and

Sweden

prefers underground disposal. Recycling is mostly practised in the Republic of

Korea

accounting for 69%of total disposal and in ,

Sweden

it is 25%becoming the second most used manner.

Although

recycling is a popular pattern of removing dangerous material in both

Korea

and

Sweden

, in the UK it becomes the least popular way ,comprising 2% of the total.with regard to underground disposal,

Sweden

gets rid of 55%of its dangerous items using

this

manoeuvre and it is 22%in the Republic of

Korea

.Contrastly, British usage is 8%; leaving it as less famous. In the UK , 82% of waste disposal is done through incineration,

while

it is 20% and 9% in

Sweden

and

Korea

respectively.Dumping at sea is only practised in the UK ,not in the other two countries.