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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 compares the percentage of domestic recycling in three different countries namely, the UK, Germany and France over a decade.
Overall, the regional recycling rates in Germany and the UK were increased moderately during this period while that of France was lowered.
According to the diagram, the highest proportion of recycling occurred in France which was around 50% and decreased continuously and reached 30% in 2013. Furthermore, this figure showed a 10% increment in 2015 and became the third position.
In contrast, Germany poses the last position initially with rate of 20% recycling and gradually rose in the following years and cached up second position in2015 with 48% household recycling rate. In 2005, the UK had 35% recycling capacity and slightly increased to 40%, then remained constant until 2009, then jumped into 45% and finally reached 51% in 2015 and become the leading country in recycling sector.
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