The graph depicts the amount and types of water available around the world, as well as the consumption of water in three different countries: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada.
Overall, there is a shortage of fresh water throughout the planet. When compared to the amount of frozen water (glaciers and permanent snow), the amount of frozen water (glaciers and permanent snow) is higher. Saline water contains 97. 50% of total world water, with fresh water accounting for the remaining 2. 50%. The second pie chart shows that a little more than two-thirds (69. 80 percent) of fresh water is frozen in the form of glaciers and permanent snows. Fresh underground water, on the other hand, accounts for more than a fifth of the total (29. 90 percent ). Lastly, only fresh renewable water and subsurface ice make up the remaining 1%.
From the column graph, the rate of agricultural in Saudi Arabia is the highest. Hence the other two sectors: Domestic andIndustry is seemed to be low with nearly 7% and 18% of water. Followed by the water used in Egypt, 40 per cent of water goes for agriculture purpose, comparing with domestic use and industrial use which make up approximately 9%. However, industrial purpose is seemed to be the highest in Canada with 45% maximum. Agriculture constitutes over 30% which dominates by 10% of water used in domestic use.
The graph depicts the amount and types of
water
available around the world,
as well
as the consumption of
water
in three
different
countries: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada.
Overall
, there is a shortage of
fresh
water
throughout the planet. When compared to the amount of frozen
water
(glaciers and permanent snow), the amount of frozen
water
(glaciers and permanent snow) is higher. Saline
water
contains 97. 50% of total world
water
, with
fresh
water
accounting for the remaining 2. 50%. The second pie chart
shows
that a
little
more than two-thirds (69. 80 percent) of
fresh
water
is frozen
in the form of glaciers and permanent snows.
Fresh
underground
water
,
on the other hand
, accounts for more than a fifth of the total (29. 90 percent
)
.
Lastly
,
only
fresh
renewable
water
and subsurface ice
make
up the remaining 1%.
From the column graph, the rate of agricultural in Saudi Arabia is the highest.
Hence
the other two sectors: Domestic
andIndustry
is seemed
to be low with
nearly
7% and 18% of
water
. Followed by the
water
used
in Egypt, 40 per cent of
water
goes for agriculture purpose, comparing with domestic
use
and industrial
use
which
make
up approximately 9%.
However
, industrial purpose
is seemed
to be the highest in Canada with 45% maximum. Agriculture constitutes over 30% which dominates by 10% of
water
used
in domestic
use
.