The diagrams below show the water supply system in Australia present and in future. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The picture illustrates the current and future

water

supply in Australia from different sources.

Overall

, it can be seen from the diagram

water

is collected in

dams

or

storage

and supplied to the consumers.

In addition

,

wastewater

is sent back to the

water

treatment plant and rainwater goes to rivers. It is conspicuous that

water

is stored in big

dams

or

storage

facilities, where it is sent to households, factories, cities, and retail shops.

Next,

the remaining

wastewater

is sent to

dams

/

storage

, and

then

that

water

is sent back to the

water

treatment plant, where it is purified and made drinkable for other purposes. Probing ahead, the rainwater , which cannot absorbed into the soil, flows into rivers and it saves us from flooding. Flooding

water

cannot be usable because of its cost to purify .

Finally

, the

wastewater

comes from

dams

or

storage

and citizens'

wastewater

,

then

filtered and made drinkable for everyone, so they can consume it again.

Furthermore

,

this

process is unstoppable and continues again and again.