The graph and table below give information about water use worldwide and water consumption in two different countries.

A glance at the graph given reveals the global usage of

water

from 1900 to 2000.

Whereas

, the table shows the amount of

water

consumption

in

Brazil

and Congo in 2000.

Overall

, it is apparent that all the sectors of worldwide

water

use

increase

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over the period with farming as the highest sector in global

water

use

. Meanwhile,

Brazil

had much more personal

water

consumption

than Congo. Looking at the line chart, in 1900,

agriculture

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the agriculture

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sector

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use

of

water

stood at around 500 Km3, which peaked at 3000 Km3

in

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at

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the end of the period. Meanwhile, the

use

for industrial

purpose

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purposes

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remained stable at approximately 100 Km3 in 40 years before it gradually increased to about 500 Km3 in 1980. After that, it accounted

to climb

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significantly to around 1200 Km3.

Lastly

, the amount of international

water

use

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used

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for domestic

aim

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unchanged

by

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6 decades,

which

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followed by a moderate growth to about 400 Km3 in the

last

year.

Additionally

, in

Brazil

, the

consumption

of

water

per person was 359 m3, with 26,500 km2

irrigated

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land and

176

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million population.

On the other hand

, Congo had

lower

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a lower

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population than

Brazil

accounting for 5.2 million, with 100 Km2 irrigated land and 8 m3

water

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of water

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consumption

per person.