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

The three pie charts give information about the different measures that the three countries resolve dangerous waste

products

. A quick glance at these graphs reveals that most of the

products

in

Sweden

and The United Kingdom are handled underground,

while

recycling is the most commonplace in the Republic of Korea. Looking at the details, the underground method accounts for 55% and 82% respectively in

Sweden

and The UK,

whereas

this

figure is much smaller in the Republic of Korea, at 22%.

By contrast

, the proportion of

products

dealt with recycling in Korea is nearly triple that in

Sweden

. It is noticeable that The UK handles these waste

products

in ways that the other 2 countries do not do, including dumping at sea and chemical treatment, which make up 10% of the total

products

.

However

,

this

country has not implemented recycling to deal with those

products

.

In addition

, its use of incineration is one-tenth compared to that of

Sweden

.