The charts below show the percentage of water used for different purposes in six areas of the world. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.
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The diagrams below depict the distribution of
water
usage
measured in percentage in three fields, Industry, agriculture
, and domestic, in six regions: North America
, South Africa, Europe, Africa, Central Asia
, and South East Asia
.
Overall
, agriculture
clearly accounts for the highest share of water
usage
, exceeding nearly 80% in most regions except Europe and North America
, where industry consumes the most water
, at about 50%.
The most eye-catching trends are in Africa, Central Asia
, and South East Asia
, where agricultural water
use is remarkably high at 84%, 88%, and 81%, respectively. In contrast
, industrial and domestic usage
is nearly under 10%. In addition
, in South America
, agriculture
accounts for 71% of water
usage
, while
domestic and industry comprise 19% and 10%.
Conversely
, in North America
and Europe, the trend is slightly distinct as the highest water
consumption percentage is visible in the industrial section at around 50%, agriculture
has the second place variable between 30% to 39%, and domestic usage
ranges from 13% to 15%.Submitted by Ali Davoodi on
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