The given chart illustrates the percentage of four different recycled materials between 1982 and 2010 in a country.
The chart shows the percentage of recycling
rate
for four different Use synonyms
materials
between 1982 and 2010 in a country.
Use synonyms
Overall
, paper and cardboard have placed the highest Linking Words
rate
among the four Use synonyms
materials
for 30 years. it peaked Use synonyms
at
1994, reaching 80 per cent. Change preposition
in
On the other hand
, in 1982 and 1990 the material accounted for below 65 percent. The second highest material is glass containers, which reached Linking Words
at
60 per cent in 2010, the low Change preposition
apply
rate
was 40 per cent in 1990.
Between 1986 and 1990, new Use synonyms
materials
were introduced - aluminium cans and plastics. The recycling Use synonyms
rate
of Use synonyms
aluminum
cans is increasing, specifically showing steer increasing graph since 2002. Change the spelling
aluminium
However
, plastics always recorded the lowest Linking Words
rate
, indicating below 10 Use synonyms
percent
. Its Change the spelling
per cent
rate
shows stable but indicates that recycling is not efficient.
Currently, the increasing recycling Use synonyms
rate
is considered Use synonyms
glass
containers and aluminium cans. Change preposition
for glass
Therefore
, the country will be able to predict what kinds of Linking Words
materials
are useful when cycling.Use synonyms
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