The given graphs illustrate how much water used in various sectors in Sydney, Australia in 1997 and 2007
It can be seen from the graph that the water consumption in food industry, building industry and manufacturing decreased, whereas the percentage of water used in service industry and household both saw an increase.
The proportion of water used in service industry experienced a roughly twofold surge from 13% to 21%, which was the second highest figure in 2007. Similarly, the water consumption in household accounted 19% in 1997 and growth by 2% in 2007.
The figures for the remaining categories all decreased in various degrees. The food production industry was constantly dominant source of water consumption, whose percentage declined slightly from 48% to 41%. The water usage in building industry, which was always lowest, fell from 5% to 2%. Meanwhile, the percentage of water in manufacturing dropped from 15% to 11%.
The
given
graphs illustrate how much
water
used
in various sectors in Sydney, Australia in 1997 and 2007
It can be
seen
from the graph that the
water
consumption in food
industry
, building
industry
and manufacturing decreased, whereas the percentage of
water
used
in service
industry
and household both
saw
an increase.
The proportion of
water
used
in service
industry
experienced a roughly twofold surge from 13% to 21%, which was the second highest figure in 2007.
Similarly
, the
water
consumption in household accounted 19% in 1997 and growth by 2% in 2007.
The figures for the remaining categories all decreased in various degrees. The food production
industry
was
constantly
dominant source of
water
consumption, whose percentage declined
slightly
from 48% to 41%.
The
water
usage in building
industry
, which was always lowest, fell from 5% to 2%. Meanwhile, the percentage of
water
in manufacturing dropped from 15% to 11%.