The pie charts and the table provide key information about how the US, the UK, and Malaysia deal with this dangerous waste (industrial chemicals, clinical waste, electronic waste, and plastic bags). The units are measured in percentages and millions of tons.
Overall, it is clear from the table that plastic bags were the largest amount wasted in these three countries in 2000; in contrast, we see that electronic waste had the lowest proportion of waste in the USA and the UK. In addition, the USA had a massive quantity of industrial chemical waste in 2000, which was about 50 million tons, whereas the same country had a tiny quantity of electronic waste in 2000, which was about 14 million tons.
According to what is shown, the proportion of disposed waste in the UK and Malaysia was the same at about 45 percent, compared to the USA, which had less than them at about 20 percent.
In terms of landfill, we see that the USA had a higher proportion than the others, but when we talk about recycling, the UK had a higher proportion than them at approximately 40 percent.
