The line chart compares four leading materials based on recycling percentage between 1982 and 2010 in a significant nation. Overall, it can be seen clearly that paper and cardboard was opted to as the most reasonable materials to recycle
Paper and cardboard saw the greatest rise in general, started at 62% and rose by fifteen percent, reaching to a sizeable majority at 80% in 1994, however, by then it had declined modestly to 70% at the end years of the century. In contrast, the other materials show the opposite trend. The recycled Glass container was seen a slight rise by 1994 with the same proportion at the beginning which accounted for half of the total in this field. Similarly, the figure in recycling aluminum cans increased sharply and continued from 1986 to twenty-four years later, by nearly 50%. Meanwhile, there was a very slow increase in recycling plastics, this whole material only started to recycle at the end of two decades of the century.
In conclusion, the materials using for recycling changed radically from 1982 to 2010, although paper and cardboard tended to decrease in comparison with other ones, they still accounted in the highest level.
The line chart compares four leading
materials
based on
recycling
percentage between 1982 and 2010 in a significant nation.
Overall
, it can be
seen
clearly
that paper and cardboard
was opted
to as the most reasonable
materials
to recycle
Paper and cardboard
saw
the greatest rise
in general
,
started
at 62% and rose by fifteen percent, reaching to a sizeable majority at 80% in 1994,
however
, by then it had declined
modestly
to 70% at the
end
years of the century.
In contrast
, the other
materials
show
the opposite trend. The recycled Glass container was
seen
a slight rise by 1994 with the same proportion at the beginning which accounted for half of the total in this field.
Similarly
, the figure in
recycling
aluminum cans increased
sharply
and continued from 1986 to twenty-four years later, by
nearly
50%. Meanwhile, there was a
very
slow increase in
recycling
plastics, this whole
material
only
started
to recycle at the
end
of two decades of the century.
In conclusion
, the
materials
using for
recycling
changed
radically
from 1982 to 2010, although paper and cardboard tended to decrease
in comparison
with other ones, they
still
accounted in the highest level.