The given table present information about the quantity of trash in million tones generated in six countries between 1998, 1992, and 2000
Overall, the largest number of waste created in The US according to the information on table, while reverse was true for Scotland. Notably, Ireland, Poland, Japan, and Canada remained moderate rate all over the period.
The United States played a leading role standing at about 107 million tones, in 1988. For a considerate length of time this figure skyrocketed without any reduction to 150 million tones, in 1992, and finally to 209 in the last given year. Turning to Canada and Japan they also were considered ad leading category, contributing 20 and 15 million tones, initially. However, thereafter, Japan outnumbered Canada reaching 22 million tones, in 1992. Eventually, in 2000, both countries emerged, exhibiting 29 and 25 million tones.
In comparison, Scotland, Ireland, and Poland were the least waste produced country. At this point, Scotland pronounced with its discrepancy looking other two countries. Starting from a relatively low base 3 million tones, in 1988, and after 4 years fall back to 2 million tones. Finally, in 2000, rebounded somewhat to 5 million tones. According to Ireland and Poland they showed insignificant indicator. Initially, presenting exactly the same numbers, 10 million tones. Afterwards, the former country surged to 16 million tones, and the latter country was quite opposite to former one, presenting 2.89 million tones. Gradually, they showed 9.9 and 18 million tones.