The graph below shows four methods of dealing with waste in four countries. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided bar chart depicts the percentage of waste in four different categories: burnt, used as chemicals, recycled, and landfilled in four different nations: Netherlands, Italy, Spain, and the UK. Overall, it is clearly seen that the maximum ratio waste is by Netherlands and the UK. In contrast, the minimum percentage of waste is by […]

The bar chart compares how to cope with waste in various ways in the Netherlands, Italy, Spain and the UK. Overall, recycling is the most widely used in the Netherlands,whereas in the other three countries the waste was landfilled the most. The proportion of waste landfilled in the UK was significant higher than Italy,Spain and […]

The bar chat compares four various approaches to tackle with waste problems in several separated European countries. Overall, what stand out from the graph that, mainly by recycling those waste Netherlands deal with the issues, whereas the figure for landfilling amounts to the highest share in the UK. Of a particular note is that, using […]

The bat diagram depicts the different way of dealing with wastage in four European countries, Netherlands,Italy,Spain and The United Kingdom. Overall, the landfilled method us the best suitable way for wastage management in UK,Spain and Italy,whereas,people from Netherlands uses recycling process for the proper garbage control. It is clear from the graph, that people from […]

The bar chart provides information about the methods used by four major countries for waste disposal. Overall, it is observed that, in Netherlands, most of the waste generated is recycled, whereas in other countries it is used as landfills. In Netherlands, about 70% of the waste is recycled. The rest of it is either burnt […]