The pie charts below show how dangerous waste products are dealt with in three countries Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The pie charts compare the way how three countries, namely Korea, Sweden and the UK utilize wastes. Five categories of getting rid of garbage were considered – recycling, incineration, underground, chemical treatment and dumping at sea.
It is observed that Korea has the biggest percentage of recycling in comparison with two other counties – almost three quarters of rubbish is reused there. The remaining third is divided by underground (20%) and incineration (9%) methods. In contrast to Korea, only quarter of wastes in Sweden are recycled. Next, more than a half of rubbish is dealt with by underground – 55 % - and the left 20 % is devoted to incineration.
There is a significant difference between the UK and other lands. Firstly, there are no recycling of wastes in this country. Secondly, two more methods are used here – dumping at sea and chemical treatment. Since 82% of garbage are buried underground, this is the preferable way to deal with garbage here. There are equal percentage of dumping at sea and chemical treatment (both are 8%) and incineration consists only 2%.
Overall, Republic of Korea managed to become the most environmentally friendly country in comparison with Sweden and the United Kingdom.