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The image comprises a graph illustrating national recycling rates in the U.S. from 1960 to 2011. It presents both total waste recovery in million tons and percentage recycling rates. Beginning 1960, total waste recovery at 5.6 million tons with 6.4% recycling rate; 1965 - 8.0 million tons, 6.2%; 1970 - 8.0 million tons, 6.6%; 1975 - 12.3 million tons, 7.3%; 1980 - 14.5 million tons, 9.6%; moving to 1985 - 16.7 million tons, 10.1%; 1990 - 29.0 million tons, 16.0%; 1995 - 54.0 million tons, 25.7%; 2000 - 69.5 million tons, 28.6%; 2005 - 79.8 million tons, 31.4%; finally reaching 2011 - 86.9 million tons, 34.7%.
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The graph displays the information rates from 1960-2011in the united states about waste recycling.
Overall, the percent recycling in 1960 was above 10 and when it reached in 2011 it was highly increased to more than 60. Meanwhile, the total waste recovery in 1960 was almost in 5, however in 2011 it attains the highest percent at almost 50 percent.
In 1960 to 1965, the percent recycling remain unchanged. However, in 1970 it started to rise gradually by 0.7 percent in 5 years.1n 1900, there was more than triple in the elevation of the percentage and continously increasing in 1905 by 0.5 percent. In 1990, all of a sudden there was a rapid increased until year 2011. In regards with the total waste recovery, it started at almost 5 in 1960 and gradually increasing until year of 1905. At the end of 1905, the percentage rapidly rise until year 2011 with no deceleration at all.
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