The charts show the distribution of the world’s water and use of water in three countries.

The pie charts compare the share of how

water

is distributed throughout the world,

whereas

the

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bar one illustrates the proportion of

water

consumption in three countries, namely Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada.

Overall

, what stands out from the diagrams is that a small amount of

water

is fresh, and it is mostly found in ice and glaciers.

Besides

,

water

is mainly used for agricultural purposes in Egypt and Saudi Arabia,

while

in Canada, the main aim for

water

use is the industry. With regard to the first graphs,

it is clear that

salt

water

makes up 97% of the total,

while

the fresh one ranks

last

with merely 3% of the gross.

Additionally

, fresh

water

is mostly available in ice and glaciers and on the ground, whilst the former accounts for approximately 80%, the latter is lower by a margin of 60%. The remaining 1% of fresh

water

is on the surface. Shifting the focus to the second one, it is evident that more than 75% of

water

is consumed in the agricultural fields in Egypt and Saudi Arabia,

whereas

that

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Canada is responsible for slightly less than 10%. Figures for the domestic and industry sectors follow nearly similar patterns, as those in all three countries are responsible for less than roughly 15%.