The diagram below shows how glass is recycled. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided image depicts the

process

of

glass

being recycled.

Overall

, there are 6 steps, in a continuous cycle. The

process

begins with a recycling bin, and

then

this

material is sent to treatment plants, where machines wash and sterilise the glasses. In the next stage, the

glass

is crushed and melted, and

after

this

material is moulded in a specific machine to be

finally

used in the new products in supermarkets. The cycle restarts indefinitely. All steps are important to the success of the

process

, but the first phase is the most important. If people do not separate properly the glasses, all the next steps are unless. Special trucks are needed to transport disposable glasses to treatment plants. Inside these industries, some other resources

such

as water, chemical products, and heating are necessary to complete the

process

. The

last

step inside the plant is the transformation of melting

glass

into new products like bottles. In the end, another type of truck is necessary to return the

glass

to consumers.