The first given chart presents the proportion of energy consumed in an ordinary family in Australia, while the other illustrates how the greenhouse gas releases which is in the consequence of this power consumption.
A glance at the grasp reveals that heating spends the largest percentage of power, approximately two-fifths, contrast to a tiny portion of cooling but they are going up side down in gas emittions.
It is apparently seen that the rate of energy using for lighting and refregation has a resemble change in greenhouse gas emissions. The former accounts a tiny fractions (4%) and produces axactly to the double number. The latter has the same situation with the figure of 7% in using and 14% in leaking.
Another major proportion of energy consumption is water heating, which have the similar statistic in using and emission, less than a third and 32% respectively. The rest of power is used for other appliances, at 15% and this percentage increases more than a quater.
The
first
given
chart presents the proportion of energy consumed in an ordinary family in Australia, while the other illustrates how the greenhouse gas releases which is in the consequence of this power consumption.
A glance at the grasp reveals that heating spends the largest percentage of power, approximately two-fifths, contrast to a tiny portion of cooling
but
they are going up side down in gas
emittions
.
It is
apparently
seen
that the rate of energy using for lighting and
refregation
has
a resemble
change
in greenhouse gas emissions. The former accounts a tiny
fractions
(4%) and produces
axactly
to the double number. The latter has the same situation with the figure of 7% in using and 14% in leaking.
Another major proportion of energy consumption is water heating, which have the similar statistic in using and emission, less than a third and 32%
respectively
. The rest of power is
used
for other appliances, at 15% and this percentage increases more than a
quater
.
1Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
0Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7Mistakes