The pie charts compare the proportion of the trend in using water in six areas all over the world in term of three different categories
The graphs illustrate the comparison of
water
usage in three categories (industrial, agricultural or domestic use) in six leading countries. Overall
, it shows that agriculture and industrial uses are the most needed categories of all countries.
Looking at the chart, it can be seen that 4 out of 6 nations such
as South America
, Africa, Central Asia
and South East Asia
, used their water
for agriculture. Among these places, Central Asia
had the most water
usage at 88%, which is followed by Africa at 84%. Not far from behind, 81% of SouthEast Asian water
also
goes to this
sector. In a similar fashion, following that, all of them, except South East Asia
, needed the resources for domestic use, with South America
having the highest number (19%) while
Central Asia
was the lowest (7%).
In contrast
, two nations such
as North America
and Europe mostly supplied their water
for the industry sector. While
more than half of European water
is used for this
sector, similarly
, just under half of North American water
is used the same way. Lastly
, these places also
had a similar trend with the remaining usage of the resources. Both of them had their second demand for agriculture, with North America
at 39% and Europe at 32%. Their demands for domestic use were also
similar, at 13% and 15%, respectively.Submitted by meliarizkina86 on
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