The given bar graph shows the information about the percentage of waste disposed using various methods in the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, and UK. Overall, the majority of the waste in the UK, Italy, and Spain were landfilled while Netherlands recycled a large amount of their waste.
The majority of the waste (around 65 percent) was landfilled in the UK, while in Italy and Spain this method was used for disposing 40% waste. However, in Netherlands landfilling was used only for 8% of wastes.
The most used method of dealing with waste was recycling in the Netherlands at an amount of around 68 percent. On the other hand, this method was used only for an average of 12 percent in the UK and Spain and slightly higher in Italy. . The percentage of waste burnt in the Netherlands was 10 percent but the amount was 30 percent in Spain. Around 22 percent of waste was burned in Italy, compared to roughly 5 percent in the UK. The percentage of waste used as chemicals was the same for the UK, Italy and Spain which was around 18 percent but for the Netherlands it was 3 percent lesser compared to other countries.
The
given
bar graph
shows
the information about the percentage of
waste
disposed using various
methods
in the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, and UK.
Overall
, the majority of the
waste
in the UK, Italy, and Spain were
landfilled
while Netherlands
recycled a large amount of their waste.
The majority of the
waste
(around
65
percent)
was
landfilled
in the UK, while in Italy and Spain this
method
was
used
for disposing 40%
waste
.
However
,
in Netherlands
landfilling
was
used
only
for 8% of wastes.
The most
used
method
of dealing with
waste
was recycling in the Netherlands at an amount of
around
68
percent
.
On the other hand
, this
method
was
used
only
for an average of 12
percent
in the UK and Spain and
slightly
higher in Italy.
.
The percentage of
waste
burnt in the Netherlands was 10
percent
but
the amount was 30
percent
in Spain.
Around
22
percent
of
waste
was burned
in Italy, compared to roughly 5
percent
in the UK. The percentage of
waste
used
as chemicals was the same for the UK, Italy and Spain which was
around
18
percent
but
for the Netherlands it was 3
percent
lesser compared to other countries.