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Band 4+: The graph below shows four methods of dealing with waste in four countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart with four categories for waste management methods (burnt, used as chemicals, recycled, landfilled) across four countries (Netherlands, Italy, Spain, U.K.). Netherlands' data: burnt 10%, used as chemicals 0%, recycled 60%, landfilled 30%. Italy's data: burnt 10%, used as chemicals 10%, recycled 30%, landfilled 50%. Spain's data: burnt 0%, used as chemicals 40%, recycled 10%, landfilled 50%. U.K.'s data: burnt 10%, used as chemicals 0%, recycled 20%, landfilled 70%. Y-axis labeled "Percentage of usage" with scale from 0% to 80% in increments of 10%.
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The bar chart provides data on Strategy of waste dealing including burnt, chemicals,recycled, and landfilled in Netherlands, Italy, Spain, and UK.

Overall, it can be seen that highest proportion of waste recycled in Netherlands. Whereas lowest proportion of waste burnt in UK. Further, landfilling strategy is famous for waste dealing in UK as compared to other countries.

Look at the burnt and chemical used data sets in more detail, it is evident that dealing waste with burning process stood at 10% in Netherlands. Whereas, dealing waste with Using chemical almost 13% in this country. In contrast, Italy and Spain burning process is more famous as compared to Using chemical. 22% and 30% of waste deal with burnt in Italy and Spain, similarly. Whereas, each countries use 18% chemical for waste dealing. However, UK ulalandfills and 18% chemical for dealing with waste.

Turning to the remaining data sets, it is clear that Nederlands recycled 68% of waste, which is highest proportion on the chart. This percentage dropped to 11% in Spain, and remained same in UK. Finally, Nederlands deal waste with landfills was around 8%. This proportion increased to 40% in Italy and remained unchanged in Spain. UK used almost 65% waste for landfilled, which is second height point on the chart.

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