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

The charts provide information on how the Republic of Korea,

Sweden

and the

UK

are dealing with hazardous materials.

Overall

, all countries except Korea mostly treated hazardous wastes by burying them underground. Looking at the charts, burial is a popular method for treating waste in the

UK

and

Sweden

, with 82% and 55% respectively. Meanwhile, only 22% of them were buried by the Koreans, which is the smallest among the groups.

Furthermore

, incineration was

also

used by all countries, with

Sweden

being the highest user at 20%,

while

their counterparts only had less than 10%.

In addition

to

this

, recycling is the preferred approach in Korea, at 69%,

while

only a quarter of them are recycled in

Sweden

.

In contrast

,

this

method was not an option in the

UK

.

Nonetheless

,

UK

people had other ways of eliminating

this

kind of rubbish. Less than one in ten were treated with chemicals, which is a process that you do not see in the other counterparts. The remaining percentage, which is 8% is dumping dangerous materials into the sea.