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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 illustrates the regional household recycling rates in the UK, France, and The Germany from the years 2005 and 2015.
Overall, it can be seen that the percentage of household recycling rate increased gradually a period between 10 years in three countries. The UK mostly increased household recycling rate.
Initially, around 35 percentages of recycling rates came from UK on 2005. while Germany recycling rates just 20 percentages. 50 percentages of recycling rates came from the France which was highest recycling rates .
Conversely, the percentages of France fell dramatically and reached at 40 percentages on 2015. Around 35 percentages of recycling rate came from UK increased gradually and reaches at peak .However, Germany recycling rates at 20 percentages raised systematically to around 55 percentages .
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