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rate
at which four different materials namely, Use synonyms
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glass
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containers
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aluminium
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cans
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plastics
, were recycled between the Use synonyms
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1982 and 2010. Use synonyms
Overall
, in all four cases, the recycling rates increased during their time period.
Throughout the time period, the most significant rise of 40% was seen for Linking Words
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cans
. In contrast, marginal changes of roughly 7% were seen for Use synonyms
plastics
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of recycling Use synonyms
Aluminium
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cans
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Plastics
showed an upward trend, over the Use synonyms
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Conversely
, the recycling Linking Words
rate
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paper
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and
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cardboard
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glass
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containers
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years
. The recycling Use synonyms
rate
of Use synonyms
glass
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containers
dropped in steady increments to a low of 40% in 1990, following which the trend reversed and the Use synonyms
rate
increased to 60%.
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Similarly
, the rates oscillated for Linking Words
paper
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cardboard
until they reached a peak of 80% in 1994. In the following Use synonyms
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decreased gradually reaching 70% in 2010.
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containers
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aluminium
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cans
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plastics
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