The pie charts below show how dangerous waste products are dealt with in three countries.

The pie charts compare the different ways of handling harmful

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in the

Republic

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of

Korea

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,

Sweden

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and the United Kingdom.

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in the

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of ,

Korea

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hazardous wastes are mainly recycled,

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in

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and the ,UK they are more likely to be buried. Burning the

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is the

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choice for the three above-mentioned countries to deal with these

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products. In both the

Republic

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of

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and

Sweden

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, the methods of

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disposal are the same, just differing in proportion. Recycling is the first option in the

Republic

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of

Korea

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, with a figure of about 70%, followed by 22% being buried underground and 9% being burnt by fire.

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, more than half of the dangerous wastes in

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are dealt with under the soil, and only a quarter of them are reused. In the UK, there are more ways to be seen. By far the biggest amount of

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is buried, around 80% and a mere 2% is destroyed by fire. Other methods,

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as chemical treatment, or dumping the

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into the sea,

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play a non-negligible role in

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disposal, with a percentage of 8% each.