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the following column illustrates the proportions of different types of landfill waste in five different countries in 2010.

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The following column illustrates the proportions of different types of landfill waste in five different countries in 2010. In general, the total amount of construction waste accounts for the highest proportion, followed by agricultural waste, domestic waste, and finally electronic waste. In 2010, construction waste was the most preferred landfill in four countries. Except, Bratistan has up to 55% of agricultural waste, many times higher than construction waste. The two countries Molovia and Selenia share the same ratio statistics. in which agricultural waste leads with 35% in Molovia and 28% in Selenia, followed by domestic waste with 34% and 28% respectively. Finally, there are agricultural waste (less than 20%) and electronic waste (15% and 23%). Like the above two countries, Atlantis and Vatania are two countries with similar figures of 32% and 35% of construction waste, respectively. plus 25% and 27% in electronic waste. and household waste has the same proportion of 23%. Finally, agricultural waste is less than 30%
The following column illustrates the proportions of
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types of landfill
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waste
in five
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countries
in 2010.

In general
, the total amount of
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construction
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waste
accounts for the highest proportion, followed by
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agricultural
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waste
, domestic
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waste
, and
finally
electronic waste.

In 2010,
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construction
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was the most preferred landfill in four
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countries
. Except,
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Bratistan
has up to 55% of
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agricultural
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waste
,
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times higher than
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construction
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waste
. The two
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countries
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Molovia
and
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Selenia
share the same ratio statistics.
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in
which
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agricultural
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waste
leads with 35% in
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Molovia
and 28% in
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Selenia
, followed by domestic
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waste
with 34% and 28%
respectively
.
Finally
, there are
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agricultural
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waste
(less than 20%) and electronic
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waste
(15% and 23%). Like the above two
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, Atlantis and
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Vatania
are two
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with similar figures of 32% and 35% of
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construction
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waste
,
respectively
.
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plus
25% and 27% in electronic
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waste
.
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and
household
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has the same proportion of 23%.
Finally
,
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agricultural
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waste
is less than 30%
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IELTS essay the following column illustrates the proportions of different types of landfill waste in five different countries in 2010.

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