The chart below shows the percentages of different types of household waste that were recycled in one city between 1992 and 2002.

The diagram below illustrates the fraction of waste types in households which will be recycled in one nation over ten-year periods.

Overall

, the years are taken into consideration starting from 1992 to the end of the period of time of 2002.

Additionally

, all of the waste soared to reach its peak. Observing the details, it is remarkable that there was a dramatic change in the glass category which rose more than a half in 1992. Comparably, in 1992 cans had the highest rate of recycling utilization followed by paper and glass

whereas

plastic was on the lowest level.

Nevertheless

, the percentage of glass climbed up to 28% in 1997 and reached 48% in 2002.

As well as

paper which reached 30% in 1997 and 40% in 2002.

On the contrary

, cans and plastic didn't significantly increase as the rest. In 1997, cans fell from 20% to 15% and reached a peak at 25% in 2002.

However

, plastic gradually and slightly rose from 10% in 1992 to 12% in 1997 and remained the same in 2002.