The graph below shows the proportion of four different materials that were recycled from 1982 to 2010 in a particular country. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

Contained in the chart is the comparison between the recycling percentage of four distinct wastes recorded in a specific nation during the 28-year period, starting from 1982. From an observational perspective,

paper

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cardboard

and

glass

containers experienced a slightly upward trend

while

aluminium cans witnessed a considerable one.

Additionally

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paper

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cardboard

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the most common

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to be recycled

whereas

the opposite was true for plastics. Looking at the illustration in

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detail, it can be seen that around 65% of

paper

and

cardboard

was recycled in 1982 and it increased to 70% in 1986 before dropping back to 65% in 1990.

Similarly

, there was a steady decline for

glass

containers, from

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half to 40%. From 1990 to 1994, both

paper

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cardboard

and

glass

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containers

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saw a rise

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15% and 10% respectively.

However

, throughout the following timeframe,

paper

and

cardboard

decreased

continuosly

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continuously

to 70%

whilst

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an increase

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10% for

glass

containers. Turning to the remaining categories, aluminium cans began at approximately 5% and shot up to more than 40%

at the end

of the report. Regarding

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plastic, there was a slow rise, from 5% to just under 10%.