The pie charts compare how three countries managed hazardous waste materials. Overall, underground waste dumping is the most prevalent waste management method in the UK and Sweden, unlike the Republic of Korea, where dangerous waste is recycled. Moreover, the United Kingdom has the most varied waste-handling schemes.
Waste dumping in landfills is the most popular method in the United Kingdom and Sweden, accounting for 82% and 55%, respectively, while only less than a quarter of Korean people bury harmful rubbish in the ground. Moreover, most people in Korea recycle, whereas only a quarter of Swedish people do so and none in the United Kingdom.
20% of Swedish burn their jeopardous disposals, while less than a tenth of Koreans and the British utilize this means, making incineration the least common way to deal with hazardous disposals in each country. Moreover, the United Kingdom has the most varied waste management schemes, including chemical treatment and sea dumping, which are unavailable in other countries.
