The given line graph shows how global
water
use by three different sectors, namely agriculture, industrial, and domestic from 1900 to 2000, Use synonyms
while
the table compares information about the consumption of Linking Words
water
in Use synonyms
Brazil
and Use synonyms
Congo
in the year 2000.
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Overall
, the striking information that can be drawn from the graphs is that the agriculture sector used the most Linking Words
water
over a century, with Use synonyms
Brazil
consuming more Use synonyms
water
than Use synonyms
Congo
in 2000.
In 1900, agriculture used Use synonyms
water
at around 500 km3, Use synonyms
then
it grew dramatically over the years and reached a peak at 3000 km3 in 2000. Industrial and domestic Linking Words
water
use started at almost the same level (100 km3) and remained stable for 50 years. In 1960, Use synonyms
water
utilised by industrial rose steadily until it reached its peak at 1500 km3 in 2000. Use synonyms
Similarly
, domestic use stayed consistent until 1980 before climbing minimally to just below 500 km3 in 2000.
In 2000, Linking Words
Brazil
had a larger population than Use synonyms
Congo
, 176 million and 5.2 million, respectively. Use synonyms
Brazil
’s irrigated land consumed the biggest amount of Use synonyms
water
, 26,500 km3, Use synonyms
while
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Congo
used only 100 km3. Use synonyms
Congo
had less Use synonyms
water
consumed per person at 8 m3 compared to Use synonyms
Brazil
, which used around 359 m3 of Use synonyms
water
per person.Use synonyms