Above shows a table showcasing ofhow much waste products are produced over a twenty-year period of time by six different countries within three years difference.
As shown, in the table amongst the three european countries, Poland had the highest rate of waste production in 1980 up until the year 2000.It seems to be quite interesting since in 1990 Ireland had no increased numbers of waste production but by 2000 there was an immaculate amount of progress. In connection with Portugal, the increased rate followed up by an arithmetic sequence, nothing quite catching.
Though out of the six countries, the US has got quite a pretty high rate of waste production since the start till the end from 1980-2000. The amount kept on increasing while in Korea, surprisingly by the year 2000 the numbers suddenly dropped. From 31 to 19 is quite the work due to the fact that it is the one and only country to start with no rate of waste production in 1980 but later increased, yet decreased to a crazy amount. Korea has to be the most outstanding one yet!
