Rubbish from the clean up day

The pie chart depicts the sources of garbage collected in the city on public cleanup day, while the table chart provides information on three city locations where garbage was collected. Overall, it is obvious that a substantial part of the trash comprised cigarette butts, with just a minor number of drinking straws. One of the city's biggest sources of garbage was Diego Beach. In terms of details, 40 percent of the trash contained cigarette butts, which was the highest rate among the others. Plastic bottles accounted for roughly a fifth of all waste. Glass and other goods were discovered in about equal proportions, with roughly 10 for each. Aluminum cans accounted for 12% of the trash. However, drinking straws made up a modest proportion of the waste, accounting for just 8% of the total. Moving on, Arden Park was where 66 kg of rubbish was gathered, which included 33 kg of glass, 24 kg of aluminum cans, and just 9 kg of cigarette butts. In comparison to other beaches, Diego Beach gathered a large amount of trash. It held 563 kilograms of tyres, 161 kg of cigarette butts, and 60 kg of plastic bottles, respectively. 214 kilograms of cigarette butts, 108 kg of plastic bottles, and 66 kg of aluminum cans were discovered at the memorial garden. A total of 378 kg of garbage was collected from that place.