The displayed pie graphs represent the amount of waste goods in three nations namely: Republic of Korea, Sweden, and the UK.
Overall, it is noticeable that every country has the biggest different amount of waste product. Notably, incineration (destroy waste by fire), which is the most common waste good in the UK, contrasting with Korea. In addtion, recycling is the biggest percentage in Sweden.
Specifically, recycling waste product accounts for 69% in Korea, significantly greater than that of Sweden (25%). The second biggest proportion in Korea is underground waste good (22%), yet it is the biggest rate in Sweden (55%). Moreover, incineration (destroy waste by fire) takes up 9% in Korea, Sweden has the bigger percentage than (20%), while with just 2% in the UK.
Focusing on the last country, underground waste good comprises 82%, which is the biggest percentage in the chart, whereas with only 2% of incineration (destroy waste by fire). Ultimately, the porportion of chemical treatment and dumping at sea have the same rate ( 8% each).
