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The image displays three lines representing the UK, France, and Germany. The UK starts at just over 30% in 2005, rises to just under 40% in 2007, drops to just over 20% in 2009, increases to around 35% in 2011, and reaches approximately 60% in 2015. France begins around 55% in 2005, drops to just below 40% in 2007, rises to just under 50% in 2009, continues upward to around 60% in 2011, and finishes at approximately 40% in 2015. Germany starts at approximately 45% in 2005, increases to just over 60% in 2007, decreases to around 55% in 2009, dips to just over 50% in 2011, and climbs to nearly 70% in 2015.
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The line graph demonstrates the changes in the percentage of recycling rate of household in three different nations between 2005 to 2015.
Overall, it is clearly seen that the highest percentage of recycling in the UK in the final year, whereas least percentage of recycling household items in France.
It can be vividly seen that in 2005, roughly 20% of household items was recycling in Germany, then this figure gradually rose up in the following years. However, nearly 55% and 45% of waste things was recycling in Germany and the UK respectively in 2011. In the meantime, the range of recycled waste in the UK grew to 50% in 2014 and, then remained steady until 2015.
Moving towards the rest of the information, in 2005 around 40%and 50% of household items was recycled in the UK and France respectively. Then figure of France showed quickly went down in the final years. Lastly, 60% of housewares reusing in 2015.
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