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Band 6+: Task 01: Bar Chart The chart below shows waste collection by a recycling centre from 2011 to 2015 Waste collected by a recycling centre (tons of waste)

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The image presents a bar chart detailing waste collection in tons by a recycling center over the years 2011 to 2015 across four categories: Paper, Glass, Tins, and Garden. In 2011, Paper was 57, Glass 48, Tins 35, Garden 32; 2012 showed Paper at 50, Glass 41, Tins 31, Garden 26; 2013 depicted Paper at 48, Glass 40, Tins 29, Garden 25; for 2014, Paper reached 51, Glass 46, Tins 35, Garden 31; in 2015, Paper surged to 70, Glass was at 52, Tins hit 39, and Garden was at 35.
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The bar chart represents waste material collection by a recycling center between 2011 and 2015.

Overall, the most increase in the number(tons of waste) saw paper. In contrast, the least collected material was garden. Despite a small fluctuation, others materials like, grass or tins increased slightly .

The number of collected paper in the centre in 2011 was around 55 tons of waste. This figure was at its lowest level of 40 tons in 2013, after which it drastically raised up to 70 tons. In contrast, the garden was the least wasted element, starting initially at 30 tons, it slightly increased by 5 tons in 2015.

On the other hand, waste collection of glass and tins did not see a dramatic increase. In the beginning, glass was approximately 47 tons, and by 2013 it reached its peak at around 49 tons, eventually ending with fewer 39 tons in 2015. However, the fluctuation of tins were not drastic. Starting at 35 tons, this material increased to its highest point at 39 tons in 2015.

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