The charts below give information about the way in which water was used in different countries in 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts provide information about the proportion of

water

usage

for several

purposes

,

while

the bar graph illustrates the amount of aquatic

usage

in various countries. Both were taken in the year 2000 and measured in percentages.

Overall

, it is noticeable that the amount of

water

used was dominant for

agriculture

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application

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,

while

Canada was high for industrial objectives and India for agricultural

usage

.

According to

the pie charts, the

water

intake was high for

agriculture

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purposes

, which accounted for seven in ten, followed by industrial

usage

at nearly a quarter, more than three times higher than that of agriculture. Other than that, domestic

purposes

showed the least at just below one in ten, nearly three times lower than industrial intake. Turning to the bar charts data, Canada and India showed the most

water

usage

than other countries. Canada used 80% of

water

for industrial

purposes

, eight times higher than New

Zealand

for the same category.

Furthermore

, India

also

utilized almost 100% of

water

for agricultural needs, which was more than doubled compared to New

Zealand

at 44% .

However

, for domestic

usage

, New

Zealand

accounted

at

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46% of

water

being used, making New

Zealand

the highest among all countries.