The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the percentage of greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pie charts illustrate the energy sources used in Australian houses and how much greenhouse gases these sources emit.

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,we can see that the residents mostly use energy to heat their households.

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heating.As we check the other graph,we see that most emission occurs from

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heating.It is to be noted that not much activity is used for cooling, and

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, not many dangerous gases are emitted

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cooling. In the first pie chart,42% of power is used for heating , the highest among all.

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used to heat up

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is second with 30% .7% and 4% are used to power the refrigerator and lights , respectively.Cooling takes the

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place with 2%,

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the ramaining 15% is utilised by other appliances. By checking the other graph,we can conclude that the highest climate-changing gases are released by

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heaters(32% to be exact).Other appliances

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come in close second with 28% .Heating and refrigeration use up energy by almost the same percentage , being 15 and 14 per cent respectively.Lighting makes up 8% of the chart , with cooling being dead

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, emitting only 3%.