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The image presents a table featuring numerical data classified by country across three distinct years: 1980, 1990, and 2000. For 1980, the data points are Ireland at 0.6, Japan at 28, Korea at a missing figure, Poland at 4, Portugal at 2, and US at 131. In 1990, figures are missing for Ireland, Japan at 32, Korea at 31, Poland at 5, Portugal at 3, and US at 151. For 2000, the data points show Ireland at 5, Japan at 53, Korea at 19, Poland at 6.6, Portugal at 5, and US at 192, with a note indicating the figure for Korea in 1980 is unavailable.
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The table below illustrate the quantity of waste products in different countries (Japan,Ireland,Portugal,Poland and Korea) at a proportion in tonnes above 20 years .
Overall,the United state stood on their position of being in the highest in decades from 131 manufacturing rate in 1980 to 192 in the year 2000.additionally, Japan followed the same trend but only increased slightly compared to the latter
In 1980, Korea started with zero presence in used production and dramatically navigated to 31 tonnes in 1990,over taking Portugal,Poland and Ireland before it declined in 2000.A core point to take note of is protugal and Poland having a similar trend, they achieved less than 10 % in waste production over the periods.
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