How three countries (USA, UK and Malaysia) deal with dangerous waste

The pie charts present how harmful cesspool is managed by three nations (USA, UK, and Malaysia), while the table informs us about the quantity of waste produced by them in 2000. Broadly speaking, USA citizens prefer to bury their waste in a landfill. On the other hand, both Malaysia and UK tend to dispose their waste. From the table, we can observe that plastic bags were the highest amount of waste produced by three countries. As we can see, a half of American residents put their waste beneath the surface, compared to only around one third and fifteen percent of Malaysia and UK population, respectively. It is also revealed that forty percent of UK population recycle their waste, while USA and Malaysia have lower percentage on this occasion (twenty five and thirty percent respectively). An analysis of year 2000 discloses that USA released more chemicals waste than UK and Malaysia combined (fifty to ten and twenty for UK and Malaysia). USA also produced 28 mt clinical waste, twice as much as clinical waste. On the opposite side, Malaysia yielded around three times clinical waste than electronic waste.