The provided bar chart illustrates the tons of waste being collected by a recycling centre over the period of five years, from 2011 to 2015.
Generally, it can be seen that the garden waste collection had the lowest tons throughout the period. It was also remarkable that, while there was a fluctuation recorded in paper, glass, tins. and garden trashes, paper, glass and tins still increased slightly.
In 2011, paper waste hitted the highest with 57 tons of waste, overshadowing other materials. Glass trash was the second-largest with 48 tons. In addition, tin waste showed a minority higher than garden waste, with 35 tons compared to 32 tons. However, in 2012, paper, glass, tin, and garden waste were marginally decreased to 50, 41, 27, and 15 tons of waste, respectively.
Moving on to 2013, it was shown that paper waste was dropped to just 40 tons of waste, while glass waste was slightly raised from 41 to 48 tons. Moreover, the waste collection of tins and gardens went up to 33 and 27 tons, respectively. From 2014 to 2015, the waste collection of paper reached its peak with 70 tons of waste. Glass, tin, and garden trash climbed to 52, 39, and 35 tons of waste, respectively.
