The two charts compare the energy consumption and greenhouse gas emission of Australian households in various categories over an unspecified period of time.
The first pie chart depicts data about the proportions of energy used in 6 different categories, whereas the following chart demonstrates the gas emissions caused by this energy consumption.
The pie charts present the connection between the power that a standard Australian family utilize and how much greenhouse gas it will discharge. Overall, heating and water heating take the lead in either illustration, wh
The first given pie chart illustrates where the amounts of energy spent by families in Australia while the second chart depicts the proportion of pollution produced by energy spending activity.
The first pie chart compares the proportion of six different usages of energy in a normal Australian family, whereas the second graph depicts the emission of greenhouse gasses caused by this energy consumption.
The first pie chart illustrates the amount of energy used in an average Australian household while the second one demonstrates the percentage of greenhouse gas emissions.
The first pie chart illustrates the usage of energy in Australian households while the second pie chart illustrates how greenhouse gases are emitted from the usage of this energy. Overall, heating is the main energy use
The first chart illustrates how power is used in an average Australian family. The second chart portrays the total energy use from greenhouse gas emissions. There are 6 energy, namely, water heating, refrigerator, other
The two pie charts depict the usage of energy for different purposes in an Australian home and the greenhouse gasses that are emitted from them respectively.
The two pie charts illustrate two things; first, energy that is used by an average Australian household and second, its results in greenhouse gas emissions.
The following charts illustrate how energy is used in an average Australian household and the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use.
The first figure illustrates the way power is consumed in an ordinary Australian family while the second pie demonstrates the consequences of that consumption which is greenhouse gas emissions.
The pie charts illustrate the way power is consumed in six categories in an ordinary Australian family and the portion of greenhouse gas emissions generated from those sources.
The first pie chart displays the average energy consumption of one house in Australia, meanwhile the second chart illustrates the greenhouse gas is emitted from the power utilisation.
The two pie charts compare how Australian citizens utilize six energy technologies namely, heating, cooling, lighting, refrigeration, water heating, and other appliances in their homes with regard to its pollution. Overa