[KV T] Writing Practice Test 568654

The given table illustrates the information on the amount of waste produced over two decades in six different countries.

Glancing at the data, the US seems to be the largest maker of refuse, whereas Portugal and Ireland appear to be the cleanest nations.

Apparently, there was a dramatic increase in US waste disposals, growing from 151 million tonnes to 192 million tonnes, during the latter ten-year period. Although, on the former, the rise in rubbish production was half of the latter.

On the other hand, the production of trash in Korea subsided from 1990 to 2000 by ten million tonnes.

However, in terms of wastage increments, Poland and Portugal shared approximately identical trends, increasing about 1 million tonnes of waste every ten years. The increase in wastage for the second decade was almost five times of the first for the instance of Japan. Lastly, the neatest country of 1980 was the one to end up producing about 8 times more wastes in the beginning of the new era.

Japan.

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