the charts below show the proportions of British students at one university in England who were able to speak other languages in additon to English, in 2000 and 2010.

The pie charts illustrate how much

water

is used for three different purposes ranging from industrial to domestic

use

in six major regions across the globe.

Overall

,

agricultural

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took up the biggest part of

water

, except in

Europe

and North

America

. The

use

of

water

is only limited

for

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industrial purposes in all regions.

To begin

with,

Africa

and

Asia

mostly

use

their

water

for agricultural activities. Central

Asia

is the biggest contingent

who

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use

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88%

water

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of water

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resources. It

then

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followed by

Africa

, South East

Asia

and South

America

in

the

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second,

third and fourth place,

spend

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around 84%, 81%, and 71%, respectively. Meanwhile, North

America

and

Europe

spend only a third of the total

water

in Agriculture.

In contrast

,

water

use

for industrial activities took up the smallest part ranging from 7% to 19% in each region. Surprisingly, both

in

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central and south

Asia

use

only 7%

water

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for industrial. In

Africa

, North

America

,

Europe

and South

America

use

the

water

about 9%, 13%, 15% and 19%, respectively. The rest of the

water

is

use

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used

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for industrial,

where

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in

Asia

,

Africa

, and South

America

, the

water

use

was only around 5% to 12%.

However

, North

America

(48%) and

Europe

(53%)

use

half of the

water

for Industrial purposes.