The graph and table below give information about water use worldwide and water consumption in two different countries.
The graph indicates the global
water
usage in the discrete three fields which are domestic, industrial, and agricultural from 1900 to 2000 whereas
the table below represents the main characters related to drink consumption like population, the magnitude of irrigated land, and average
Correct article usage
the average
water
amount consumed by a person in Brazil and Democratic Republic of Congo
(as referred to Congo
hereinafter) in 2000.
One of the most noticeable parts of the graph is that global use of rain has soared steadily regardless of the sector and farming is constantly the main factor in using water
across the world.
Looking at the charts more closely, in 1900, agricultural irrigation needed 500 water
despite water
usage for other purposes was nearly zero. However
, in 2000, the amount of water
consumed in the farming industry reached above 3000 and industrial use and domestic use went up to 1400 and 500, respectively. Moreover
, the population of Brazil was about 35 times that of Congo
and the square of irrigated land was 265 times that of Congo
in 2000, which caused a Brazilian to consume more water
than a citizen of Congo
. Specifically, 359 was used up by a person in Brazil though only 8 was consumed by a person in Congo
at the same time.Submitted by 0617crystal on
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