The bar chart compares seven various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.

The bar chart illustrates 7 materials, that require

water

sources from ground or public supply.

Overall

, the

ground

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groundwater

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water

is mostly utilized for

the

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chemicals

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chemical

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production, surpassing all other aspects. Meanwhile, public supply is used the least in the textiles and fuel manufacturing and reused the most in the

chemicals

again.

Firstly

, fuel, textiles and machinery are made with the lowest amount of aqua, with

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rates of lower than 120 million cubic meters, for both underground and people categories. More interestingly, paper production has

10

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times larger demand for natural

water

rather than the one for the general public.

Secondly

, the factories, that consume

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good numbers of H2O, are food/drinks, metal and

chemicals

aspects. Food/drinks rates are pretty reasonable, as practically all of our meals contain

water

. Metal production,

on the other hand

, has

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of over 300 million cubic meters.

Lastly

, the factory, that requires the natural liquid with the highest inquiry, is the

chemicals

, with each of the

water

sources having more than 200 trillion

liters

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litres

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of aqua utilized.