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. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The charts illustrate the average Australian household’s usage of

energy

and the emissions of

greenhouse

gas

that

results

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from it respectively. The operations in both graphs are given in percentages.

Overall

,

according to

the

charts

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the main

energy

user in Australian

home

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is the heating

while

the

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water heating emits the biggest percentage of

greenhouse

gas

. Only a tiny fraction of

energy

and

greenhouse

gas

emission

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comes from the cooling operation. It can be clearly seen that Australians use 42% of

energy

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on heating which results in as less as 15% of

gas

emission

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. Water heating utilizes exactly 30% of the

energy

and releases nearly a

third

of the

greenhouse

gas

(32%). The lowest percentage of

energy

(2%) and

greenhouse

gas

(3%) accounts for

the

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cooling. The charts show

also

that refrigeration, other appliances and lighting which utilize roughly a quarter of the

energy

(7%,15% and 4% respectively) are contributing to exactly

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half of the

greenhouse

gas

emissions (14%, 28% and 8%

accordingly

).