The bar chart compares 7 various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.

The chart shows the

amount

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of millions of cubic

meters

public

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water

and

groundwater

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used by 7

factories

namely

fuel

, foods or

dirnks

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drinks

, machinery, metal, chemicals, paper and textiles in a country. In general, it can be seen that chemical

factories

use the most

groundwater

and public

water

. Meanwhile,

fuel

companies

and textiles

companies

use those two

water

sources the least. It is clear the

groundwater

that the chemical company is the leader in

groundwater

use with 430

million

cubic

meters

. In the second place, the gas company uses 240

million

cubic

meters

of

water

. In third place, 190

million

cubic

meters

of

water

are used by the paper

factories

. In fourth place, the food company used 110

million

cubic

meters

of

water

. Next are the textiles

companies

and the

fuel

companies

, which used 80

million

cubic

meters

of

water

and 70

million

cubic

meters

of

water

respectively . And at least, the machine plant uses only 10

million

cubic

meters

of

groundwater

. The graph illustrates that the most used public

water

source is still a chemical plant with 240

million

cubic

meters

, more than 50

million

cubic

meters

than a food

factory

and nearly 1,5 times more than a machinery

factory

.

This

is followed by a metal

factory

using 90

million

cubic

meters

of

water

and a paper

factory

using 20

million

cubic

meters

of

water

.

Finally

, there are textile

factories

and

fuel

plants, each using 10

million

cubic

meters

of

water

.