The provided data illustrate how waste is treated in various countries.
Overall, landfills make up a large portion of the graph, with three countries relying on that as the main method of disposing waste. Whereas being used as chemicals is shown to be consistently low among all four countries.
According to the chart, Netherlands is the biggest user of recycling, with over 78%, while Spain is the lowest with just over 10%. Italy and the UK follow a similar trend, around 20% and 25%, respectively.
The largest user of landfills is the UK, with roughly 65%, whereas the Netherlands only take up just under 10%, showing a clear trend with the Netherlands prioritizing natural ways of disposal. Chemical usage is roughly the same across all 4 countries, Netherlands being the lowest.
Burning as a disposal method is mostly used in Spain, and the lowest percentage of usage is just a little over 5% in the UK
