The graph and tabel below give information about water use worldwide

The line graph illustrates

water

consumption across the globe in three different areas consisting of agricultural, industrial, and domestic use from 1900 to 2000

while

the table depicts how

water

was used for

land

irrigation and individual use in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo during 2000.

Overall

, global

water

consumption experienced an upward trend with agriculture as the biggest area, and Brazil consumed much bigger

water

both for irrigated

land

and private use compared to Congo.

According to

the data,

it is clear that

in 1900 the agricultural sector used 500 km³

whereas

the industrial and personal used consumed the same at 100 km³. By 2000, agriculture had increased significantly reached 3, 000 km³. It was followed by industrial and individually used at 1, 000 km³ and 500 km³, respectively. the given picture shows that in 2000, Brazil, which had 176 million population, consumed

water

for 26,500 km2 of

land

irrigation and 359 km³ for domestic needs. Congo, with 5,2 million inhabitants, used it for 100 km2 of irrigated

land

and 8 m3 for domestic consumption