The graph below shows percentages of types of waste that were recycled in a town between 2000 and 2010.

A glance at the bar chart provided reveals the proportions of kinds of waste recycled in a city from 2000 and 2010. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is evident that there was an upward trend witnessed in all data. A dramatic increase in all the recycling of waste after a decade. In terms of plastic’s information, it started at 10%. Simultaneously, it increased slightly and reached approximately 25% in 2010. With regard to cans’ data, it began at just 12%.

Although

it declined minimally, it elevated dramatically and topped about 35% over the period of 10 years. With the exception of the paper and metal percentages, there was a steadily uniform trend in the others, except for the growth level,

While

paper rose consistently from merely 11% to under 30%, the metal abruptly rose from over 10% to 40%.

Finally

, the paper was nearly three times as much as itself in the previous ten years,

while

the metal in 2000 was quadruple compared to itself in 2010.