Global waste

Without urgent action, global waste ...

• will increase by 70 percent.

• will increase by 70 pro cent.

• increase by 70 percent

• will increase at 70 percent.

The development is driven by ...

• rapid urbanization and growing populations.

• rapid urbanization and growing people.

• rapid urbanization and growing inhabitants.

• rapid urbanization and raising populations.

High-income countries are generating more ...

• than one-third of the world’s waste.

• then one-third of the world’s waste.

• than one-third of the worlds waste.

• than one-thirds of the world’s waste.

Plastics are ...

• especially problematic.

• special problematic.

• especially problem.

• special a problem.

Waste management is often overlooked, ...

• particularly in low-income countries.

• particular in low-income countries.

• particularly in little-income countries.

• particular in less-income countries.

Only 4 percent of waste in low-income countries ...

• is recycled.

• is recycling.

• has recycled.

• will recycle.

Mismanagement of waste is ...

• adding to the climate challenge.

• adds to the climate challenge.

• add to the climate challenge.

• being adding to the climate challenge.

It is often the poorest in society ...

• who are adversely impacted.

• which are adversely impacted.

• who are adversely impact.

• that are adverse impacted.

Our resources need to be used and ...

• then reused continuously.

• then reused continuous.

• than reused continuously.

• than reused continuous.

In a circular economy, products are designed and ...

• optimized for reuse and recycling.

• optimized for reusing and recycle.

• optimal for reuse and recycling.

• optimium for reusing and recycle.