This graph shows the proportion of four different materials that were recycled from 1982 to 2010 in a particular country.
The graph provides data about the proportion of four different materials that were recycled from 1982 to 2010 in a particular country.
Overall
, in all years
the highest recycling rate
had paper and cardboard and the lowest recycling rate
had plastics.
As can clearly be seen, in all years
the highest recycling rate
had paper and cardboard. Initially
, the rate
was approximately 65 per cent
. Its peak was in 1994 when the proportion of paper and cardboard was 80 per cent
. After 1994 the rate
started to decrease and in 2010 the rate
was 70 per cent
.
The rate
of glass containers in 1982 was 50 per cent
. From 1982 to 1990 the rate
dropped, however
after that the rate
started to rise and in 2020 was its peak with
60 per Change preposition
at
cent
. In 1986 recycling rate
for aluminum cans was more or less 5 per cent
over the years
the rate
abruptly increased and in 2010 the rate
was roughly 45 per cent
. Recycling
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The recycling
rate
for plastics started in 1990 the proportion was less than 5 per cent
. Even though it rose over the years
it had the lowest recycling rate
compared to other materials.Submitted by tmargaryan2006 on
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