The use of mobile phones should be banned in public space such as libraries, transportations, and shops. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

The
first
given chart illustrates
energy
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percentage in a mediocre Australian family, while the
second
data depicts how the greenhouse gas emission
produced
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from
this
energy
. There are five devices used as indicators; heating, water heating, refrigeration, lighting, cooling and others. A glance
of
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the chart provided reveals that while heating takes the largest proportion of
energy
usage in Australian houses, cooling shows the least percentage and becomes the lowest factor contributing to gas
emission
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. Getting back to the details, for the most part, more than
two fifths
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of
energy
usage is spent on heating with approximately 42% and only 2% is used for cooling.
The water
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heating
also
becomes the
second
biggest usage with less than a
third
percent
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following other appliances
around
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15%, refrigeration, and lighting with only just below the other devices. According to the chart, water heating becomes the significant majority factor for Australian family greenhouse gas
emission
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. Other appliances contribute around 28%, meanwhile only less than a fifth
percent
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are
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used for heating, and a little less than heating
used
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for refrigeration around 14% . Lighting and cooling
on
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the other hand, are
also
the insignificant minority accounting for 8% and 3% respectively.
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