wastes treatment in 2 different countries
wastes treatment in 2 different countries JwGLE
The given pie charts show the percentage recycling, Incineration, underground burry, chemical treatment, and sea dumping done in 3 different countries including Republic of Korea, Sweden, and UK. In over all view, underground burying is done in all 3 countries, and hugely practiced in the UK, however sea dumping, and chemical treatment is only seen on the UK, on the other hand recycling is highly performed in Korea, to a lesser extent in Sweden, and not done in UK. Recycling is the most used way of treating wastes in Korea with 69 percent, which is higher than burying, and incineration with 22, and 9 percent respectively. However Sweden buries 55 percent of it wastes, incinerate 20 percent, and recycle 25 percent of them.
On the inverse trend, 8 percent of the wastes are treated by chemicals, and dumped in the sea each in the UK, which is greater than that incinerated with 2 percent, where as the most used method is burying where 82 percent of wastes is buried in the UK.
The
given
pie charts
show
the percentage recycling, Incineration, underground
burry
, chemical treatment, and sea dumping done in 3
different
countries including Republic of Korea, Sweden, and UK. In over all view, underground burying
is done
in all 3 countries, and
hugely
practiced in the UK,
however
sea dumping, and chemical treatment is
only
seen
on the UK,
on the other hand
recycling is
highly
performed in Korea, to a lesser extent in Sweden, and not done in UK. Recycling is the most
used
way of treating
wastes
in Korea with 69
percent
, which is higher than burying, and incineration with 22, and 9
percent
respectively
.
However
Sweden buries 55
percent
of it
wastes
, incinerate 20
percent
, and recycle 25
percent
of them.
On the inverse trend, 8
percent
of the
wastes
are treated
by chemicals, and dumped in the sea each in the UK, which is greater than that incinerated with 2
percent
,
where as
the most
used
method is burying where 82
percent
of
wastes
is buried
in the UK.