The table below describes water usage for 3 different purposes in 6 countries in 2003.
The table above provides an illustration of
water
expenditures in the domestic, agricultural, and industrial sectors by some of the biggest countries
in the world such
as Canada
, the United Kingdom, China, Australia, India and Japan in 2003. The trend shows these countries
allocate their water
to different areas, with most water
spent on agricultural sections, except for Australia and Canada
.
To look further
into details, nations like the United Kingdom, China, and India are marked as the largest water
consumers for agriculture by spending 90%. 87% and 82% respectively and calculate the rest of the sections analyzed with less than 20%. Furthermore
, for domestic usage, water
is mainly used by the Australian people and the people of Canada
with a slightly under 65% figure while
countries
like India and Japan spent less than 20 %, and the other countries
use less than 7%.
Meanwhile, in the industrial part, all countries
mentioned spent the least portion with less than 10%, excluding Japan with 15% and Canada
with 32%.Submitted by imsarunn on
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