The chart below shows how four European countries deal with their cities waste in four different way.

The given bar chart illustrates the comparison of four waste treatments in four counties, namely the Netherland, Italy, the UK and Spain. Overall, it is salient that Italy, UK and Spain represent the fairly identical figures, where landfill is the main measure to deal with their waste, and recycling followed by. In stark contrast, however, the distribution of the Netherland shows that burning occupies the first position of the whole. More specifically, landfill presents the highest percentage in most of the counties, including Italy, the UK and Spain, accounting for roughly 55%, 60% and 50% respectively. Moreover, recycling is numerically significant in Spain at over 30%, while Italy and the UK share a fairly identical pattern with 30%. Last but equally crucial, it is striking that the UK is the only country that doesn't apply biologically treated. In addition, the Netherland observes a completely distinctive allocation among other countries. Approximately 45% of the wastes are burnt, biologically treated, on the other hand, held 30% of the whole.