The diagram below shows the environmental issues raised by a product over its life cycle. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The flow chart depicts the process of how products are produced and recycled again.
In general, there are seven stages from the product of planning, and manufacturing to eventually disposing of or recycling.
In the first phase of the chart, creators design and plan one model and
according to
the model, workers in factories start consuming materials and energy resources to fabricate. Regarding the third step, the production emerges when completions are completed through a series of processes. For the next step, these completions are packaged and then
distributed to other shops. Additionally
, when commodities are on sale, they may be purchased by consumers and brought home. In the sixth step, once merchandise is worn off, users may dispose of it if it is non-recyclable stuff. On the contrary
, if it is the recyclables, it can be repurposed again and proceed to next
cycle.Correct article usage
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