These graphs illustrate the different treatments of hazardous waste products in three countries
Overall
, we can see that one of the most commonly used ways to get rid of hazardous trash is by burying it underground.
The first two countries, Sweden and South Korea, have similar methods to deal with these products, with only the proportion of said forms changing. Swedish recycle a quarter of its debris, Linking Words
together with
burning, which takes about 20% of the whole . The rest is being stored underground. The Asian country, Linking Words
on the other hand
, recycles a good majority of their toxic garbage , filling up 69% of its diagram. Burning represents roughly a tenth of the pies , Linking Words
while
the underground storying makes 22%.
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last
country, being the United Kingdom, possesses vastly different practices. Linking Words
Firstly
, subterranean storage is their main way of dealing with Linking Words
such
products; it takes 82% of the total, more than any other method in any chart. Linking Words
Secondly
, the United Kingdom uses two new technologies: sea dumping and chemical treatment, both representing 8%. Linking Words
Lastly
, burning the garbage is only used in 2% of the country’s toxic rubbish treatment.Linking Words