The graph and table below give inforamtion about water use worldwide and water consumption in two different countries. Summarise the inforamtion by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph depicts some information about global

water

use

by sector and the table chart shows the statistics of

water

consumption in Brazil and Congo in 2000.

Overall

, in the line graph, much more

water

was consumed in agriculture

use

in 2000. In the table chart, many Brazilian people used

water

rather than cogno individuals.

It is clear that

in the line graph, in 1900, nearly 500 km3 of

water

was used in agriculture,

whereas

in industrial and domestic

use

,

this

value was around zero. By passing time, all trends grew gradually until in 2000, around 3000 km3 of

water

was again used in agriculture. The second place was dedicated to industrial

use

with almost 1100 km3 and the lowest amount is domestic

use

with under 500 km3.

According to

the table chart, in 2000, Brazil with 176 million people and 26500 km2 irrigated land, used 359 m3

water

.

While

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the population of Congo was 5.2 million and people used 8 m3 of

water

for 100 km2 of land.