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Band 5+: The chart below shows waste collection by a recycling centre from 2011 to 2015.

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The image depicts a bar graph showcasing waste collected by a recycling center in tons, over five years from 2011 to 2015, with four categories: Paper, Glass, Tins, and Garden. In 2011, Paper 35, Glass 32, Tins 15, and Garden 57; in 2012, Paper 48, Glass 27, Tins 15, and Garden 50; in 2013, Paper 41, Glass 40, Tins 15, and Garden 48; in 2014, Paper 51, Glass 31, Tins 27, and Garden 46; in 2015, Paper 52, Glass 39, Tins 35, and Garden 70.
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The bar graph illustrates the different types of garbage gathered by a recycling group in a span of 5 years. Units are measured in tons of waste.

Overall, the waste was categorized into paper, glass, tins, and garden. It is evident, that the paper waste collection topped the charts in all years excluding 2013 since this year glass waste was collected the most. Garden waste was the least collected garbage category and it dropped to 15 tons in the year 2012.

In 2011, 57 tons of paper waste was collected. However, this figure declined in 2012 by 7 tons. Then, in 2015 it can be seen that the figure for paper waste rose massively to 70 tons. Similarly, 32 tons of garden waste was collected in 2011 and saw a big decline in 2012 with just 15 tons of Collection.

Tin was the only waste whose data didn’t had a big difference in 5 years except 2012 when only 27 tons of tin was collected. The glass collection remaining the same in 2011 and 2018 i.e., 48 tons.

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