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The image shows a bar graph with countries as categories and waste disposal methods as subcategories. In the Netherlands, landfill is 8%, recycled is approximately 28%, used as chemicals is about 8%, and burnt is roughly 65%. In Italy, landfill is 40%, recycled is about 18%, used as chemicals is roughly 10%, and burnt is approximately 20%. In Spain, landfill stands at 42%, recycled is around 28%, used as chemicals is about 8%, and burnt is about 20%. In the UK, landfill is recorded at about 70%, recycled is roughly 8%, used as chemicals hovers around 12%, and burnt is approximately 12%.
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The given bar chart illustrates the four methods of dealing with waste in four European countries.
Overall, the highest percentage of waste in Italy, Spain and the UK is landfilled but in the Netherlands recycled waste accounts for the largest portion.
As the chart depicts, Italy and Spain has almost the same figures and they selected landfills as the most employed method. Both countries dispose 40% of their trash and convert about 18% of unwanted materials into chemicals. In burning rubbish Spain over passes Italy by nearly 8% levelling at 20% while recycling form a part of 11%
Alternatively, the UK rarely burns junk. In contrast, this country recycles and convert items into chemicals by 13% and 17% respectively. The highest figure, reached 66%, is for materials that is no longer usable and is located for landfill.
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