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The image displays a line graph of recycling rates for selected materials from 1982-2010. Paper & cardboard recycling began at nearly 70% in 1982, dipping to 65% in 1986, rising to 75% in 1990, a peak near 80% in 1994-1998, slight dip to just below 80% in 2002, and slowly declining to nearly 70% by 2010. Glass containers started at approximately 50% in 1982, a slight rise to 55% in 1986, decreasing to near 50% in 1990, rising to 60% in 1994, maintaining until 2002, and increasing to just above 60% by 2010. Aluminum cans began near 5% in 1982, rising sharply to 45% in 1986, continual rise to 65% in 1990, fluctuation between 65-70% until 2002, and a steady increase to 75% by 2010. Plastics started just above 0% in 1982, slight increase to approximately 7% in 1986, gradual rise to just below 15% in 1990, steady increase to just above 20% in 1994, reaching nearly 40% in 2002, and a sharper rise to just below 70% by 2010.
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The line graph give the percentage of recycled materials in one country between 1982 to 2010.
Overall,it is clear that paper&cardboard has the highest rate with glass countainers which was second in this rate.
in 1982,paper&cardboard started with more than 60% and saw a moderate increase in next year to 70% ,after this it is returned to the same procent and go up to 80% in 1994 but decreased over the end of period.Glass countainers ,however, has 50% in the first year experiensed an downward trend until 1990,but then trend witnessed a gradual upward movement throughout, reaching its peak slowly by the end of the given period.
In 1986,Alumininium cans star to recycling and it has 5% at the start,after this the number of recycle rose slightly but 2002 ,it dramatically increase during 12 years stop at 40% in 2010.Plastic start re-production in 1990 with under 10% after 28 years it showed a marginal growth to 9% and account for the smallest propotion.
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