These two bar charts show the amount of standard water supplied in Australia and Southeast Asia between the year1990 and 2010.
Overall, the amount and quality of water supplied in Australia were higher than in Southeast Asia between the two time periods.
To begin with, in 1990, almost 80% of people were provided water in Australia whereas in Southeast Asia it is reduced to one third in volume by 38%. In 2010, the supply of water to Australia was up to 98% and South East Asia got reduced by 20%. However, a change witnessed in Southeast Asia that the proportion of individuals receiving water is low in both the years compared to Australia.
On the other hand, in the case of water purity, Australia in 1990 was again leading by distributing 70% freshwater to its inhabitants while the purity level in southeast Asia was just 40%. In 2010, Australia Improved its water quality to above 80% but in Southeast Asia, it dropped slightly to under 40%.
These two bar charts
show
the amount of standard
water
supplied in Australia and Southeast Asia between the year1990 and 2010.
Overall
, the amount and quality of
water
supplied in Australia were higher than in Southeast Asia between the two time periods.
To
begin
with, in 1990, almost 80% of
people
were provided
water
in Australia whereas in Southeast Asia it is
reduced
to one third in volume by 38%. In 2010, the supply of
water
to Australia was up to 98% and South East Asia
got
reduced
by 20%.
However
, a
change
witnessed in Southeast Asia that the proportion of individuals receiving
water
is low in both the years compared to Australia.
On the other hand
, in the case of
water
purity, Australia in 1990 was again leading by distributing 70% freshwater to its inhabitants while the purity level in
southeast Asia
was
just
40%. In 2010, Australia
Improved
its
water
quality to above 80%
but
in Southeast Asia, it dropped
slightly
to under 40%.