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Band 5+: the chart below compares levels of recycling, as well as some less environmentally friendly forms of waste management, in fifteen European countries

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The image depicts EU waste management percentage distributions as follows: Greece 90% landfill, 10% recycled/composted; Ireland 85% landfill, 10% recycled/composted, 5% incineration; UK 75% landfill, 15% recycled/composted, 9% incineration, 1% other; Italy 75% landfill, 10% recycled/composted, 15% incineration; Portugal 65% landfill, 15% recycled/composted, 19% incineration, 1% other; Spain 60% landfill, 30% recycled/composted, 9% incineration, 1% other; Finland 50% landfill, 32% recycled/composted, 18% incineration; France 45% landfill, 30% recycled/composted, 25% incineration; Luxembourg 45% landfill, 30% recycled/composted, 25% incineration; Belgium 30% landfill, 30% recycled/composted, 40% incineration; Austria 25% landfill, 25% recycled/composted, 50% incineration; Germany 22% landfill, 50% recycled/composted, 23% incineration, 5% other; Sweden 22% landfill, 25% recycled/composted, 50% incineration, 3% other; Netherlands 1% landfill, 65% recycled/composted, 33% incineration, 1% other; Denmark 10% landfill, 25% recycled/composted, 60% incineration, 5% other.
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The chart compares different levels of recycling including some methods which are not environmental friendly form of waste management followed by 15 countries of the world.

Overall ,Landfill is the most preferred form of waste management by countries followed by recycling or composting.However,some countries practice other types of waste disposal which are found to be unfriendly for the environment.

It is clear that, disposal by landfill is the most preferred practice among most of the countries where Greece being the highest at 90% followed by Ireland and uk at 89 % and 87% and the least by Netherlands and Denmark only at 12% and 10% . however when compared ,countries like Austria and Belgium prefer recycling/composting at around 63% and 50% while the latter at only 10% and 12 %.

In contrast,Denmark and Luxembourg follows waste management by inceneration at a proportion of 59% and 55% each while italy and uk are the least at 9% and 8%,also this method is not practiced by UK and Ireland.furthermore,some countries like Germany and spain follows other form of wast management which is not that environmental friendly at a proportion of 12 % and 8%, followed by

Sweden and australia at only 2% and 1%.

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