The pie charts below compare water usage in San Diego, California, and the rest of the world.

The three pie charts show/reveal/ demonstrate the difference in the amount of

water

consumed in three identical/ dissimilar sectors (residential

sector

, industry and

agriculture

) in

San

Diego

Country,

California

and the world as a whole. The initial impression from the chart is = The most striking/ outstanding /notable feature is in

San

Diego

and

California

, [

water

use for households [accounts for = represents] the highest proportion = the highest proportion of

water

consumption in households is clearly evident]. In marked contrast,

agriculture

consumes the vast majority of the

water

used in the world = The vast majority of

water

utilized worldwide is used for

agriculture

, which contrasts markedly/ vividly. In

San

Diego

and

California

,

water

usage for households takes up around 60 % and 39%, respectively. The amount of

water

used for

this

sector

worldwide is only 8%. The opposite trend can be seen when we look at

water

consumption/ In striking contrast, another distinguishing feature is

water

consumption in

agriculture

.

This

sector

utilizes/ gets through around 69% of global

water

use,

while

/

whereas

the figures for

San

Diego

and

California

are significantly/ dramatically lower, at only 17% and 28%. Turning to the remaining

sector

, we can see that the

water

usage for the industrial

sector

in

San

Diego

and the world [have equal proportion / is proportionally similar to] 23% whilst/

whereas

the figure for

California

is slightly minimally higher, at 33%