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the graph shows changes in household waste recycling in UK

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This table provides information on household waste recycling in the UK. Overall, total waste has the highest value, followed by non-recyclable waste and recyclable waste. The gap between total waste and recycled waste is significant. As can be seen from the chart, the total amount of waste and recycled waste has increased slightly while the non-recyclable waste has tended to decrease. the figure of total waste did not change significantly from 1999 to 2003 but it did have a slight increase from about 450 to more than 500. In contrast, untreated waste tended to decline with a decreasing rate from more than 400 down to 300 kilogrammers. The statistics of treated waste tend to increase the most from just 0 kilogrammers in 1999 to nearly 200 in 2003, which is a significant change.
This table provides information on household
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recycling in the UK.

Overall
,
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total
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waste
has the highest value, followed by non-recyclable
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waste
and recyclable
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waste
. The gap between
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total
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waste
and recycled
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waste
is significant.

As can be
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seen
from the chart, the
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amount of
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waste
and recycled
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waste
has increased
slightly
while the non-recyclable
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waste
has tended to decrease.
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the
figure of
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waste
did not
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change
significantly
from 1999 to 2003
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it did have a slight increase from about 450 to more than 500.
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, untreated
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waste
tended to decline with a decreasing rate from more than 400 down to 300
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kilogrammers
. The statistics of treated
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waste
tend to increase the most from
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0
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kilogrammers
in 1999 to
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200 in 2003, which is a significant
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