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Band 4+: The charts below give information about different types of waste disposed of in one country in 1960 and 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two pie charts comparing data from 1960 and 2011. In 1960, PAPER - 25%, GREEN WASTE - 17%, METAL - 12%, GLASS - 9%, PLASTICS - 9%, WOOD - 8%, FOOD - 5%, TEXTILES - 4%. In 2011, PAPER - 15%, GREEN WASTE - 21%, METAL - 11%, GLASS - 9%, PLASTICS - 18%, WOOD - 8%, FOOD - 9%, TEXTILES - 4%.
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this was explaining about the data in waste disposed 1960 and 2011 in a ceratained country. the type of waste that concern are paper , green waste , metal , glass , plastics , wood ,food and textiles.

In 1960 paper waste 25% and others are 9 % in green waste , 8% metal , 5% glass ,8% plastics , 4% wood ,12% food and 17%textiles and 9% shown as waste with out clarifying.according to the 1960 most higer amount of waste was prodeuced from paper section and the least ammount of propotion shown in wood. metal and plastics were in same quantity but lower than then 12 %of food waste, second largest wate precentage was reprecent by texttiles

2011 the analytic numeric precentages are in paper waste 15% and others are 9 % in green waste , 9% metal , 5% glass ,18% plastics , 8% wood ,21% food and 11%textiles and the 4% from other waste. thehigherst amount of waste prodution was from food waste and leaste ammount was from other untiled section.green waste and metal were in same protion in this years and second largest waste propotion was from plastic and thired from paper waste.

when considering about two years there are some vareations can observed.the amonut of paper waste was reduced in 2011 and food waste was increased. the plastic waste was rapidly incresed in 2011 than the1960 .ithe other intiled section waste propotion was reduced in 2011 as shoun in the figure the glass wate and green waste propotin was did not change and it was remain as same number in 1960 and 2011. but the textile waste was reduced in 2011 as same as the paper waste

the number of waste precentage was had move upwred and backwared in both 2011 and 1960 according to the ussage.

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