the first chart below shows how energy is used in an average australian household. the second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use. summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The first pie chart illustrates what an average Australian family

used

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energy

for, and the second pie chart indicates

proportion

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the proportion

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of produced gas

due to

consumption

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the consumption

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of

energy

.

Overall

, an average Australian family

used

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uses

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more than

two-third

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two-thirds

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of the

energy

for heating and water heating, and around half of the emitted greenhouse gases

were

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a result of these

energy

uses. Australians consumed the highest

proportion

of

energy

for heating, and the second

high

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highest

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proportion

for water heating, 42% and 30% respectively. Interestingly, despite being the main purpose of

energy

use, the percentage of gas emitted

as a result

of

energy

consumption for heating was the third

large

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proportion

, after 32% for water heating and 28% for other appliances.

On the other hand

,

lowest

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the lowest

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amount of

energy

was used for cooling, lighting, and refrigeration with 2%, 4%, and 7% respectively. Among the

last

three,

energy

used for refrigeration was the most pollutive, with

the

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a

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14% share of emitted gas,

while

the pollution share for cooling and lightning

where

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were

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3% and 8% respectively.