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,

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and the

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are dealing with hazardous materials.

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, 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

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and

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

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, incineration was

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used by all countries, with

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being the highest user at 20%,

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their counterparts only had less than 10%.

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

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only a quarter of them are recycled in

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.

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,

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method was not an option in the

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.

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,

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people had other ways of eliminating

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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.