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.

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energy

usage

in diverse fields and their

greenhouse

gas

radiation in an average Australian household.

According to

the given data, the most

energy

consumption belongs to the heating field (42%), and after

that

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household uses the

energy

to heat water a lot (30%). Other sectors, appliances, refrigeration, lighting, and cooling are in the high rank of

energy

usage

respectively (15%, 7%, 4%, 2%).

On the other hand

, we are witnessing that the

greenhouse

gas

emissions

due to

heating is 15%.

This

amount is less than the high consumption amount of it. The remaining

energy

is consumed in other fields

such

as water heating, other appliances, refrigeration, lighting, and cooling respectively (32%, 28%, 14%, 8%, 3%).

Overall

, the Australian household uses the most

energy

to heat.

However

, the

greenhouse

gas

discharge

due to

using it is less compared to the high consumption of it dramatically. Other fields produce more

greenhouse

gas

whereas

the

energy

usage

by them is less than the

usage

energy

to heat.