The graph and table below give information about water use worldwide and water consumption in two different countries.

The line graph and the data set illustrate the usage of

water

all around the world and the utilisation of

water

by two nations.

Overall

,during the course of a century, farming showcased a substantial increase in

water

consumption, and between the two countries, Brazil exceeded the Republic of Congo in terms of consumed

water

in the year 2000.

According to

the line chart, farmlands'

water

input began with a volume of around 500 km3 in 1990 and continued a gradual increase, reaching 1000 km3 of usage in the mid-nineteenth century, before reporting a massive surge to claim over 3000 km3 by the end of the nineteenth century. Both commercial and household

water

consumption followed the same trend as farmlands; they started with nearly 100 km3 of used

water

volume at the beginning and were

subsequently

followed by a steady rise until 150 km3 before

finally

reaching peaks of nearly 1000 km3 and a quarter of that, respectively. It is clearly visible from the table that Brazil is the country with a higher population and land area, resulting in a higher

water

consumption of 350 m3 than

that

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the Congo's modest use of 8 m3 in the year 2000.