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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 illustrates the amount of waste production among six different countires over two decades of time period.Measured in millions of tonnes.
overall, the US produced a large amount of waste, By contrast Ireland and Portugal represented the least production of waste.
In detail, US accounted for the majority of waste production by 131 to 192 from the years 1980 to 2000, followed by Japan the second most waste produced region by 28 to 53,while Korea increased the waste production upto 19.
Poland produced a slight upward in waste waste production by 4 to 6.6, comparatively Ireland and Portugal produced a similar amount of waste by 5 in 2000 making those as the lowest proportion within the table.
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