The two pie charts and the bar chart illustrate the distribution of drinking water and salt water regarding to the their origin all around the world as well as the proportion of amount of water used in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada for the purposes of agriculture, domestic consumption, and industrial usage.
Overall, only 3% of all water in the world is fresh water and the rest of them is salt water. Moreover, 21% of fresh water can be found on surface or underground, whereas the reaming percentage belongs to ice and glaciers. Furthermore, the bar chart shows that the highest water consumption is for agriculture In both Saudi Arabia and Egypt while the highest amount of water usage in Canada is for industry.
The pie charts show that the amount of fresh water can be reach in surface and on the ground is 1% and 20% respectively, while 79% of fresh water are in the form of ice and glaciers.
The bar chart shows that domestic water usage in all three studied countries relatively is similar and are around 10%. while this item in Canada is just less than 10%. In addition, while Saudi Arabia and Egypt uses around 80% of their water for agriculture, Canada uses almost the same amount of water for its industrial purposes.
The two pie
charts
and the bar
chart
illustrate the distribution of drinking
water
and salt
water
regarding to
the their origin
all around the world
as well
as the proportion of
amount
of
water
used
in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada for the purposes of agriculture, domestic consumption, and industrial usage.
Overall
,
only
3% of all
water
in the world is
fresh
water
and the rest of them is salt
water
.
Moreover
, 21% of
fresh
water
can
be found
on surface or underground, whereas the reaming percentage belongs to ice and glaciers.
Furthermore
, the bar
chart
shows
that the highest
water
consumption is for agriculture In both Saudi Arabia and Egypt while the highest
amount
of
water
usage in Canada is for industry.
The pie
charts
show
that the
amount
of
fresh
water
can be reach in surface and on the ground is 1% and 20%
respectively
, while 79% of
fresh
water
are in the form of ice and glaciers.
The bar
chart
shows
that domestic
water
usage in all three studied countries
relatively
is similar and are around 10%.
while
this item in Canada is
just
less than 10%.
In addition
, while Saudi Arabia and Egypt
uses
around 80% of their
water
for agriculture, Canada
uses
almost the same
amount
of
water
for its industrial purposes.