The line graph provides information about the percentage of regional household recycling in the United Kingdom (UK), France, and Germany in the years 2005-2015, a 10-year interval.
Overall, UK and France showed the highest percentage rate at the end of the period. While France, who rocketed initially manifested the lowest rate throughout the years.
France has encountered a peak of 50% in which it was the top percentage in the year 2005. However, a rapid and swift fall from the year 2007 with a rate of approximately 45% declined to about 37% in 2009 and continuously diving to about 28% in 2011. Then it hit the rock bottom in 2013 where it obtained 30%, the reason that caused France to plummet. Even so, a gentle climb to 40% in 2015 has been reached.
In 2005, UK and Germany were initially behind France. The UK showed some variations from 40% in 2009, it abruptly increased to about 55% in 2011, and then to approximately 61% in 2015. While Germany demonstrated no fluctuations. It only continued to grow from 20% in 2005 to about 58% in 2015.
The line graph provides information about the percentage of regional household recycling in the United Kingdom (UK), France, and Germany in the years 2005-2015, a
10-year
interval.
Overall
, UK and France
showed
the highest percentage rate at the
end
of the period. While France, who rocketed
initially
manifested the lowest rate throughout the years.
France has encountered a peak of 50% in which it was the top percentage in the
year
2005.
However
, a rapid and swift fall from the
year
2007 with a rate of approximately 45% declined to about 37% in 2009 and
continuously
diving to about 28% in 2011. Then it hit the rock bottom in 2013 where it obtained 30%, the reason that caused France to plummet. Even
so
, a gentle climb to 40% in 2015 has
been reached
.
In 2005, UK and Germany were
initially
behind France. The UK
showed
some
variations from 40% in 2009, it
abruptly
increased to about 55% in 2011, and then to approximately 61% in 2015. While Germany demonstrated no fluctuations. It
only
continued to grow from 20% in 2005 to about 58% in 2015.