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 pie charts illustrate the share of
water
usage
in different sectors in six regions of the world.
Overall
, out of all the regions, only in North America
and Europe
where the agriculture sector does not dominate water
usage
.
Both in North America
and Europe
, industrial use
dominates water
usage
with 48% and 53%, respectively. While
North America
has the higher percentage of 39% in agricultural use
, Europe
only has 32%. Nonetheless
, domestic use
in Europe
is slightly higher compared to North America
.
In the other 4 areas, namely South America
, Africa, Central Asia
, and Southeast Asia
, agricultural use
dominates the water
usage
percentage. While
the usage
in Central Asia
, Africa, and Southeast Asia
goes over 80%, South America
only has 71% . However
, domestic use
in South America
is the highest among 6 other regions with 19%. Moreover
, South America
and South East Asia
have higher industrial use
with over 10% compared to Africa and Central Asia
with just under 10%.Submitted by aribawadzaki on
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