The pie chart below show how dangerous waste products are dealt with in three countries.

The pie charts demonstrate the three countries that handle hazardous waste materials. On the whole, it is obvious that the three nations adopt dissimilar practices and

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Korea emphasize more on recycling, Sweden and the UK bury their waste in the ground.

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, there is a majority of wasted products in Sweden and the United Kingdom that are placed underground.

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, in the Republic of Korea, they are mostly recycled. Korea has the largest percentage of waste recycled (69%).

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demonstrates the fact that the nation is highly cautious of environment. Only 22% is buried and 9% is burned. It implies that they attempt to recycle goods rather than to harm them. In Sweden the situation leans more in a middle way. Approximately 55 percent is buried in the ground leaving 25 percent recycled and 20 percent burnt. It reveals that, they remain highly reliant on landfill yet they recycle more than the UK. The majority (82) of the most hazardous debris in the United Kingdom is disposed to the ground that may be harmful to the environment. Only a small portion (8%) is burnt and the remaining (10%) is handled through chemical or dumping at the sea. It demonstrates that the country do not sufficiently utilize modern techniques

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as recycling.