The bar chart compares 7 various factories that utilize ground and public water supply in a country. Data are expressed in millions of cubic meters.

This

chart

illustrates and marks the difference between 7 different companies each making use of public and

groundwater

. A close look at the

chart

reveals that most of these factories have opted for ground over public supply. Namely, chemical factories and metal production take up a large portion of

groundwater

being used in various industries.

In addition

to these two, paper and textile productions utilize

groundwater

eight times more than public supply.

In contrast

to the factories mentioned before, foods/drinks and machinery have more use for public supply water than

groundwater

by a larger margin. Machinery ,

for instance

, utilizes only a mere 10 million cubic meters of

groundwater

as opposed to the hundreds of public

supply

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Overall

, the

chart

shows the polarity of the type of water being used in different crafts. That being said, the

chart

also

shows that every company use a combination of these two types.