The graph below shows the proportion of four different materials that were recycled from 1982 to 2010 in a particular country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

The graph illustrates the percentage of four different goods,

paper

and

cardboard

, glass containers, aluminium cans, and plastics, that experienced recycling between 1982 and 2010.

Overall

,

paper

and

cardboard

were the most recycled

materials

,

although

their tendency was declining

while

others experienced an upward trend, albeit with some fluctuations.

Overall

,

paper

and

cardboard

were mostly recycled goods,

although

the trend was downward for these

materials

while

others experienced an upward direction. Even though there were some fluctuations. It can be seen that the

paper

and

cardboard

recycling standard was higher than that of other

materials

well under 70% in 1982.Followed by 5% percentage was going up in 1986 but in 1990 suddenly dropped to around 65%.In the later year ( 1994) fluctuated and rose over 80%. From 1994 to 2010

this

amount gradually declined and hit 70%.Compared to other

materials

this

rate was higher. In 1982, containers which were made of glass raised by 5%.

Moreover

,

this

percentage significantly decreased (40%) in 1990.

in addition

, in the next ,year the peak was, the same as it was

initially

(50%).And started continuously rising throughout the period,

then

reached 60% in 2010. It is interesting that the two remaining

materials

(aluminium cans and plastics) followed the same pattern whilst aluminium cans started being recycled in 1986(considerably less than 10%). It was clear that

this

process significantly went up to 45% in 2010. Least recycling process made by plastics from binging to end of the period (under 5% to close to 10%).