The charts below give information about different types of waste disposal in one country in 1960 and 2011.

The pie charts compare the changes in the proportion of various sorts of

waste

disposal in a certain country from 1960 to 2011.

Overall

, the figures for metal, plastic, wood and food saw upward trends,

while

those for textiles, paper and other items witnessed downward trends.

Additionally

, in 1960, paper was the most

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item

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.

However

, food ranked first in terms of the amount of disposed

waste

. Regarding the figures that rose, in 1960, food accounted for 12% of

waste

disposal, and

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increased to 21%, being the highest percentage in 2011. The percentage of dumped plastic and wood stood at 8% and 4%respectively. After 5 decades, both proportions rose considerably, reaching 18% and 8%

accordingly

. (The former saw the biggest rise among all disposed items). The smallest increase can be seen in the figure for metal, from 8 % in 1960 to 9% in 2011. In terms of decreasing numbers,  in 1960, paper disposal made up the largest proportion, with a quarter of total

waste

. Despite

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figure decreased significantly by 10%.17% and 12% of

waste

disposal

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textiles and other items, and their percentages fell considerably by 6% and 8% respectively. As for the figures that did not see changes, the proportion of green

waste

and glass disposal remained the same at 9% and 5% over the period.