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Band 5+: The given pie charts illustrate how dangerous waste products are treated in three different countries, including the Republic of Korea, Sweden and the United Kingdom

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The image presents pie charts illustrating waste disposal methods in three nations. Republic of Korea: Recycling 69%, Incineration 9%, Underground 22%. Sweden: Recycling 25%, Incineration 20%, Underground 55%. United Kingdom: Recycling 0%, Incineration 2%, Underground 82%, Chemical Treatment 8%, Dumping at Sea 8%.
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The pie charts provide information about how three different countre (Republic of Korea, Sweden, and United Kingdom) treats the hazardious waste products. 2.30 min

Overall, mostly three countries use naturale type of treatment. Meanwhile United Kingdom peoples mostly prefer to hide the waste under ground, the recycling method is more likely tent for Republic of Korea, while remain types of treatment less widespread. 5.18 min

As for United Kingdom citizen is the most popular method for treating hazard waste is underground method, with 82%. However, remain classifications such as recycling and dumping using with the same precentage, at 8%, while chemical way of treatment are the lowest in use, just 2%.

Regarding Rebublic of Korea and Sweden, for the fisrt country is more useful type is recycling, on the other hand, for the Sweden is more popular underground, with 69% and 55%, respectivly, compared with United Kingdom it less for about 1/3 part. Recycling type in Sweden is in 25% it took second position in by this method, and it is almost tree-fold less using than in Korea.

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