The pie charts below show how dangerous waste products are dealt with in three countries. Summerise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The three pie charts illustrate the ways the United Kingdom, the Republic of Korea and Sweden handle their unwanted rubbish.

Overall

, all countries share the same number of methods in varying degrees; except in the UK, they use four forms as opposed to three

such

as dumping it at the sea and chemicals.

Firstly

, recycling is the top method of choice in Korea at 69% and underground follows next at 22%. The least preferred choice is incineration at 9%.

Although

the same methods are used in Sweden, the most preferred option at 55% is placing them underground.

This

is followed by recycling at 25% and

then

coming in

last

is burning by fire at 20%.

In contrast

, the UK

however

does not recycle at all.

Instead

, their largest treatment of waste is using underground at 82%.

In other words

,

that is

more than four times Sweden's data. They are the only country out of the three to use chemical treatments and the sea; both share an equal value of 8% each.

Finally

, their least preferred option for handling rubbish is by fire, at only 2%.