The table below shows the water usage for different purposes in six different countries in 2001. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
This
table depicts water
consumption for different reasons in six countries
in 2001.It is clear from the graph that the most usage
for water
in Russia is 1663 m3 used for agriculture while
the least used in China for domestic 26 m3.
According to
what is shown,all countries
show the same behaviour in the consumption of water
which all of them consumed the most amount
of water
for agricultural purposes, in Australia and Canada the most usage
purpose is for agricultural 741 and 1238 respectively while
the least usage
in Australia is industrial 275 and in Canada is 279 m3. China and Russia consumed the most water
in agriculture with 605 and 1663 respectively .Moreover
, China consumed the least amount
of water
among all the different six countries
with 26 m3.Turkey and UK also
show the same behaviour the usage
of water
was the most in agriculture while
the least amount
of water
consumed is for domestic 80 and 38 respectively.
To sum up
. It is apparent that all of the six countries
consumed the most amount
of water
for agricultural purposes followed by industrial.Submitted by sad44447 on
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