Presented in the given pies is information regarding the percentage of rubbish disposal in a nation between 1960 and 2011.
Overall
, there was Linking Words
a
upward trend in the Change the article
an
proportion
of disposed Use synonyms
waste
in Use synonyms
categories
of food, wood, plastic and metal, as opposed to the other categories. In Correct article usage
the categories
additon
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addition
waste
was disposed Use synonyms
in
the 1960s, but that later shifted to food Change preposition
of in
waste
throughout the period.
In 1960, Use synonyms
paper
was the most common type of Add an article
the paper
a paper
waste
in the surveyed country, accounting for a quarter of the total Use synonyms
proportion
, before drastically falling to 15% and getting dethroned by food Use synonyms
waste
in 2011, which Use synonyms
initially
stood at 12% and later rose to the highest point at 21%. Regarding wood and plastic, the Linking Words
proportion
of Use synonyms
waste
in those categories began at 4% and 8%, after which the figures experienced a considerable increase to approximately double. Use synonyms
Similarly
, metal Linking Words
waste
saw a marginal growth in its Use synonyms
proportion
, from 8% to 9% Use synonyms
at the end
of the period.
Turning to the remaining statistics, a percentage Linking Words
at
17% was recorded for Change preposition
of
textiles
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textile
waste
in the beginning, prior to a minor decline Use synonyms
by
6% in 2011. The same pattern was Change preposition
of
also
true for other Linking Words
waste
, which started at 12% before plummeting to one-third of that percentage. Meanwhile, both rubbish relating to glass and green Use synonyms
waste
remained stable during the given timescale, with respective figures standing at 5% and 9%.Use synonyms