The graph and table below give information about water use worldwide and water consumption in two different countries. Summarize the informationby selecting and reporting the main feature, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph shows data about the usage of

water

all over the globe and the table illustrates information about two different countries about their

water

consumption

.

Overall

, all three sectors showed an upward trend in

water

use in the

last

century but the agricultural domain remains the highest throughout. The table shows that Brazil consumed more

water

as compared to Congo in 2000. First of all, in 1900 global

water

usage in farmland was highest at about 500km and increased consistently until 1950

then

increase drastically up to 3000km.

While

industrial and domestic

water

consumption

was more or less the same at the start and remained static until 1950,

then

increased. Industrial usage reached 900km and household

water

use reached 300km but still remained lowest of the all. The populations of Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo are incomparable.

Therefore

,

water

consumption

per person in the former country was fee high up to 359m compared to later in which it was only 8m.

Likewise

, irrigated land used 26,500km of

water

in 2000

while

in Congo it was only 100km. In conclusion, globally and in Brazil particularly

water

consumption

in the agricultural sector was high in 2000.