the bar chart illustrates the level of recycling waste between 2011 and 2015. There are five types of waste, including paper, glass, tins, and garden. Overall, paper reprocess was higher throughout the period, following by glass, tins, and garden. Although the amount of waste slightly fluctuated in five years.
The paper waste recycled 57 tons in 2011, which fell around 50 and 40 tons in 2012 and 2013 before rising back to 2012 levels in 2014. Then, it rose significantly to 70 tons in 2015.
The total of recycled glass waste was marginally less than paper waste. It reprocessed 48 tons in 2011, before returning to 41 tons in 2012. Then, in 2013 there was a resurgence back to the 2011 figure. After a slight decrease in 2014, it was increase above 50 tons in 2015.
The tins and garden waste exhibits similar pattern to glass waste. However, their amount is lower than glass waste.
In conlusion, the paper waste was most dominated the total of recycling waste in five years. However, the glass waste briefly overtook paper waste in 2014.
