The given chart illustrates the percentage of four different recycled materials between 1982 and 2010 in a country.

The graph demonstrates the proportion of four recycling

materials

being selected in a nation between 1982 and 2010.

Overall

, the recycling

rate

of all

materials

experienced an increase, and

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cans showed the biggest rise in 28 years.

Additionally

, the percentage of

paper

is the most recycled material of all throughout the survey. It clearly can be seen that glass and

paper

dominated the recycling

rate

, beginning at 65% and 50% with the proportion of

paper

material and

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glass material, respectively. From 1982 to 1994, a fluctuating trend was witnessed by the

rate

of two

materials

, yet in 1994, the percentage of recycled fragile material stayed unchanged at 50% and those of recycled

paper

material rose to 80%, compared to the year 1982. Throughout the

last

period,

although

the percentage of reused glass containers gradually went up by 10%, the

rate

of reused

paper

and cardboard witnessed a moderate decline to 70%. Regarding the reused

rate

of plastic and

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materials

, people started to recycle

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cans in 1986,

whereas

it was in 1990 for plastics, beginning at nearly 3% for the two

materials

. In the next executive 24 years, the

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cans’

rate

experienced a remarkable jump, increasing by an estimated 40% in 2010.

In contrast

, plastic was the

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reused material of all, and the proportion of that witnessed a minimal upward trend, from 3% to under 10% between 20 years.