The line graph reveals the recycling
rate
for materials Use synonyms
such
as Linking Words
paper
and Use synonyms
cardboard
, Use synonyms
glass
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containers
, Use synonyms
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aluminum
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aluminium
cans
and Use synonyms
plastics
, from 1982 to 2010.
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Overall
, the percentages show that Linking Words
paper
, Use synonyms
cardboard
and Use synonyms
glass
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containers
had a higher recycling Use synonyms
rate
, Use synonyms
whereas
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aluminum
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aluminium
cans
and Use synonyms
plastics
were recycled less.
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To begin
, Linking Words
paper
, Use synonyms
cardboard
and Use synonyms
glass
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containers
recorded an increase in recycling rates. Use synonyms
Paper
and Use synonyms
cardboard
began at a 65% recycling Use synonyms
rate
in 1982, and peaked Use synonyms
to
80% in 1994. Change preposition
at
Following
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this
, it slowly fell to 70% by 2010. For Linking Words
glass
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containers
, the Use synonyms
rate
started at 50% in 1982Use synonyms
,
and gradually declined to a Remove the comma
apply
rate
of 40% in 1990. Use synonyms
After
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this
, the recycling Linking Words
rate
steadily increased to 60% by the end of the period.
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By contrast
, Linking Words
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aluminum
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aluminium
cans
and Use synonyms
plastics
demonstrated lower recycling rates. Use synonyms
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Aluminum
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Aluminium
cans
stood at 5% in 1986Use synonyms
,
and saw a consistent increase in rates to 40% by 2010. For Remove the comma
apply
plastics
, Use synonyms
this
number began lower at 2% in 1990Linking Words
,
and gradually increased up to 8% by the end of the period.Remove the comma
apply
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