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The image contains a table outlining recycling attitudes across age groups, with percentages distributed as follows: age group 5-14 shows 8% actively recycle, 21% recycle when they remember, 52% don’t know anything about recycling, 19% preferred not to comment; age group 15-25 shows 59% actively recycle, 20% recycle when they remember, 8% don’t know anything about recycling, 13% preferred not to comment; age group 26-40 shows 48% actively recycle, 34% recycle when they remember, 7% don’t know anything about recycling, 14% preferred not to comment; age group 41-55 shows 47% actively recycle, 26% recycle when they remember, 7% don’t know anything about recycling, 20% preferred not to comment; age group 56-70 shows 39% actively recycle, 16% recycle when they remember, 28% don’t know anything about recycling, 17% preferred not to comment; age group 71+ shows 8% actively recycle, 34% recycle when they remember, 42% don’t know anything about recycling, 16% preferred not to comment.
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The perspective of varied age groups of people about recycling has been shown in the table.

Overall, it can be seen that a large proportion of the children and elderly people did not know about recyling and they recycled the least on active bases. While, the young to middle aged group of people knew much and actively recycled the most.

The pople aged from 15-25 recycled the most with a percentage of 59 and the the age group from 25-55 recycled second to it of about 48 percent. The 7-14 and people above 70 recycled the least percentage of 8. the 26-40 year old peopled had the highest proportion of recycling when they remember equal to the people above 70.

42 percent of 70 plus years old people did not know antything about recyling which is the second to 7-14 age group which stands at 52 percent. An average of 18 to 19 percent people declined to answer the question on recycling.

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