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 pie charts illustrate the average household

energy

consumed by Australians and the

gas

emissions generated by the usage of electronic furniture. From the data provided, we can conclude that almost every appliance has produced more carbons than the

energy

they have consumed, even doubling the electricity consumption. Only the heating device seems to have more efficiency.

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appliance was the highest percentage of Australian household electricity consumption, totalling 42% of the total usage.

However

, the mentioned device contributed to only 15% of the total emission.

In contrast

, refrigeration only used 7% of the average

energy

and saw itself doubling the

gas

produced, almost comparable to the heating device. The same condition happened with the lightning and other equipment which only consumed 4% and 15%, respectively, to double their household

gas

waste. The highest amount of emission was generated by water heating with almost one-third of the total, even though only came second in terms of

energy

spent behind the heaters. Cooling equipment

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as air conditioners

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only cost 2% of the

overall

usage and still became the lowest

gas

produced.