The diagram depicts the average yearly
water
consumption per household in 6 different Australian cities (Sydney, Use synonyms
Perth
, Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Canberra) in the previous year, Use synonyms
while
the pie chart presents the allocation of Linking Words
water
usage in Australia in 2014.
To commence, Use synonyms
last
year, Linking Words
Perth
was the biggest Use synonyms
water
consumer, amounting to 300 kilolitres per property. Use synonyms
This
was followed by Brisbane and Adelaide at approximately 50 kilolitres per property less compared to Linking Words
Perth
, indicating a noticeable gap. Use synonyms
Moreover
, Linking Words
although
Sydney's population drank 200 kilolitres per property, Melbourne and Canberra's population only consumed around half of Linking Words
Perth
's Use synonyms
water
consumption.
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On the other hand
, regarding Linking Words
water
usage, Agriculture predominated in Australian Use synonyms
water
distribution in 2014, accounting for more than half of the portion at 67%. Use synonyms
In contrast
, only 9% of Linking Words
water
was distributed to the household industry, illustrating a remarkable disparity. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, the Linking Words
water
consumption distribution for Use synonyms
water
supply, sewage, and drainage Use synonyms
as well as
electricity and gas supply was significantly low, accounting for 7% for each. Linking Words
Additionally
, the Linking Words
water
usage for manufacturing, mining, and other industries was considerably small at approximately 3%.
To encapsulate, Use synonyms
Perth
residents consumed the highest volume of Use synonyms
water
Use synonyms
last
year among 5 other cities, Linking Words
whereas
agriculture dominated Australian Linking Words
water
allocation in 2014.Use synonyms
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