The pie charts illustrate various processes employed for waste products in the Republic of Korea, Sweden, and the UK.
Overall, the most used method in Sweden and the UK is landfill; however, the Republic of Korea uses recycling procedures the most. By contrast, the least accepted method in all three nations is incineration.
Looking at the information in more detail, the United Kingdom uses four different methods to deal with waste products; they do not recycle the waste and send more than four-fifths of waste to landfill, while the Republic of Korea and Sweden use this method 22% and 55% respectively. Incineration is the least employed technique in the UK, offering just 2%, whereas the Republic of Korea uses just under one-tenth for incineration. Additionally, one-fifth is used in Sweden for the same.
The Republic of Korea uses recycling the most at about 69%, and a quarter in Sweden, while the UK does not use this method. Instead, they use chemical treatment and dumping at sea, allowing 8% for both methods.
