The two pie charts illustrate the types of waste disposed of in one country from 1960 to 2011. The information spans a period of fifty-one years.
Overall, the first data show that paper and textiles account for approximately half of the wasted material. The second pie chart shows a massive increase in plastic and a decrease in food waste, respectively.
In 1960, the country disposed of mostly paper and textiles,, at 25% and 17%, respectively, factors continued. Wood and used material accounted for just 4% over the period. The amounts of paper and textiles declined over the 51-year period. Wood, food, and plastic climbed in trends following the years.
On the one hand, in 2011, food and plastic disposal increased rapidly to 21% and 18% at the end of the period, while green and glass waste remained unchanged at 9% and 5% of the total proportion, respectively.
