The line graph shows the international water uses in 3 sectors, while the table illustrates the amount of water consumption in Brazil and the democratic republic of congo.
Overall, the biggest sector that consumes water was agriculture, and congo uses a larger amount of water than Brazil.
Regarding the line graph, agricultural uses of water were about 500 km3 in 1900 and continued to rise over time to reach its peak in 2000 at around 3000 km3. Industrial uses and domestic uses started at the same figures in 1900 at about 100 km3. However, the former increased more rapidly in comparison to the latter to reach around 1500 km3 in 2000, leaving the domestic uses at just below 500 km3 in the same year.
When it comes to the table, Brazil, which has 176 million residents, consumes 26500 km2 of water for irrigation and 359 m3 for personal uses per year, while congo population uses 100 km2 for watering their lands and just 8m as a personal annual water consumption.
The line graph
shows
the international
water
uses
in 3 sectors, while the table illustrates the amount of
water
consumption in Brazil and the democratic republic of
congo
.
Overall
, the biggest sector that consumes
water
was agriculture, and
congo
uses
a larger amount of
water
than Brazil.
Regarding the line graph, agricultural
uses
of
water
were about 500 km3 in 1900 and continued to rise over time to reach its peak in 2000 at around 3000 km3. Industrial
uses
and domestic
uses
started
at the same figures in 1900 at about 100 km3.
However
, the former increased more
rapidly
in comparison
to the latter to reach around 1500 km3 in 2000, leaving the domestic
uses
at
just
below 500 km3 in the same year.
When it
comes
to the table, Brazil, which has 176 million residents, consumes 26500 km2 of
water
for irrigation and 359 m3 for personal
uses
per year, while
congo
population
uses
100 km2 for watering their lands and
just
8m
as a personal annual
water
consumption.