The graph and table below gives information about water use worldwide and water consumption in two different countries,

The line graph illustrates global

water

used by three sectors (agriculture, industrial use, and domestic use) from 1900 - 2000,

while

the table shows

water

consumption in

Brazil

and Congo in 2000.

Overall

, it can be noted that the amount of global

water

use by all sectors increased over the given period.

Furthermore

, agriculture had the highest

water

consumption over the given 100 years. It is

also

clear that

water

consumption per person in 2000 was higher in

Brazil

compared to Congo. Regarding the line graph, agriculture relied on

water

the most in the given time, which kept increasing from 500 km3 in the first year to 2000 km3 in the final year.

Similarly

, the amount of

water

used by Industrial rose slowly from approximately 100 km3 in 1900 to 900 km3 in 2000.

Likewise

, there was a slight increase in the usage of

water

domestically from 50 km3 at the beginning of the period to 300 km3

at the end

. By looking at the table, the population of

Brazil

was 176 million, and each person consumed 359 m3 of

water

,

while

the irrigated land was 26500 Km2.

On the other hand

, Congo had less population than

Brazil

, which was 52 million,

while

the irrigated land was 100km2.

Moreover

, each person consumed 8 m3 of

water

.