The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use. Summarise this information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The first chart shows the amount of

energy

consumed by various activities in an Australian household

whereas

the

second

chart shows the

greenhouse

gas

emissions

resulting from

this

consumption. An average Australian household uses the highest amount of

energy

(42%) for heating

while

water heating consumes 30% of

energy

. Refrigeration, lighting and cooling consume 7%, 4% and 2% of

energy

respectively.

Thus

cooling consumes the least amount of

energy

. Other appliances consume 15% of

energy

.

Energy

consumption leads to

emission

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the emission

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of

greenhouse

gas

.

According to

the

second

chart, refrigeration and lighting emit 14% and 8% of

greenhouse

gas

although

they consume only 7% and 4% of

energy

. Water heating accounts for 32% of the total

greenhouse

gas

emissions

whereas

heating accounts for 15% of the

emissions

.

While

other appliances used only 15% of the

energy

they produced 28% of the total

greenhouse

gas

emissions

.

Thus

,

greenhouse

gas

emissions

caused by heating

is

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are

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considerably lower than

that

is

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apply

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caused by refrigeration and lighting.