“The presented table illustrates the proportion of waste production in three different countries, namely Ireland, Japan and Korea from 1980 to 2000. Overall, Japan was considered the largest producer of waste compared to other two countries over the survey, by contrast, Ireland was the smallest.
“In 1980, the amounts of waste that were produced in Japan was 28 million tonnes. These numbers was 0.6 million in Ireland. However, Korea did not manufacture waste production in 1980. In 1990, there was a slight increase to reach 12 million in Japan. The numbers for Ireland scored amazing results and reached 0 million. More interestingly, Korea experienced a noticeable growth and produced 31 million tonnes waste production in 1990.
In 2000, waste production in Japan continued to increase and resulted 63 million. Similarly, Ireland witnessed a moderate growth to reach 5 million. By contrast, Korea achieved surprising scores and the numbers declined 19 million in 2000.”