The charts bellow show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world.
The pie chart depicts the
percentage
of water used by six nations (North America
, South America
, Europe
, Africa
, Central Asia
, and Southeast Asia
) for three purposes industrial, agricultural, and domestic uses.
overall
, the percentage
of agricultural use
overtook high figures for percentage
, on other hand, domestic use
was taken less number percentage
.
we can see three cities in Africa
, central, and southeast Asia
, have approximately figures in 80%,
in the remaining area of North America
and Europe
, a high percentage
for the same purposes use
.
In addition
, industrial use
in Africa
and central Asia
is different by around 2%, however
in agricultural use
by around 4%, that’s the mean percentage
in these two cities approximate for uses. Nevertheless
, domestic use
in Central Asia
and Southeast Asia
has the same percentage
7. However
, Europe
cities less than use
water percentage
for agricultural purposes. The other parts of the world use
less than a quarter. Domestic use
is the least with under a quarter in Africa
, Central Asia
, and South East Asia
and more than a quarter in North America
, South America
, and Europe
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