The diagram below shows how uranium is used in the production of nuclear power. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates the

glass

recycling process, which encompasses a series of phases, beginning with the collection of discarded

glass

items from bins and culminating in the manufacture of new

glass

products, specifically

bottles

.

Overall

,

this

cyclical process is comprised of six essential stages that ensure the effective recycling and reprocessing of

glass

products, thereby fostering sustainability. During the initial stage, consumers classify their old

glass

vessels into two separate categories: recyclable and non-recyclable. The recyclable

bottles

are deposited into designated bins, which are

subsequently

collected by specialised vehicles for delivery to a treatment facility. Upon arrival at the treatment facility, the

bottles

are subjected to meticulous cleaning and sterilisation. After the

glass

has been cleaned, it is crushed and melted using specialised machinery. In the next phase, the molten

glass

is reformed into new

bottles

by a moulding process. The newly manufactured

bottles

are ultimately distributed to retailers, where they are sold to consumers. Once the

bottles

have been utilised, they can be returned to the recycling system,

thus

sustaining the closed-loop cycle.