This graph shows the proportion of four different materials that were recycled from 1982 to 2010 in a particular country.

The line graph provides the information on percentage of four types of

items

that were recycled between 1982 and 2010.

Overall

, the proportion of recycling various

items

appear increasing,

however

, plastics remains almost unchanged and paper experience fluctuations.

To begin

with, the process

recycling

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of recycling

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Aluminum cans and plastics started late compared to glass and paper

on

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in

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around 1998 and 1992 respectively.

Aluminum

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Aluminium

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bottles constantly

rises

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over the period of time from approximately less than 5% to more than 40% which is the highest rising rate in the graph.

In contrast

,

plastics

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plastic

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items

remains

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on

bottom

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throughout the time with less than 10% being recycled. The remaining two

items

seems

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somehow similar on

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the graph

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. Glass containers

begins

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convert

from

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1982

with

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50

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% rate,

drops

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to 40% in

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the 90s

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90s

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'90s

and steadily

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up to 60% until 2010. With regard to cardboard and paper, their rate of recycling was less than 70%

in

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the start which

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the 70% margin in 2010 after experiencing fluctuation.