The given diagram reflects the total use of water globally by different sectors over the past hundred years. In the graph, the total amount of water used in agriculture, industrial use and domestic use has been exploited over each ten years. Also, the water consumption per person in Brazil and Congo in 2000 has been arranged in the table.
In early 1900, each of the water consuming sectors used a very low amount of water except the agricultural sector. Over 100 years, this scenario is still the same. Though all of the sectors have increased water use every ten years little by little, agricultural water consumption has increased dramatically from other sectors. Around 2800 Kilometer cubes to 3000 kilometer cubes of water has been used in agricultural developments globally in the year 2000.
While considering sole countries, Brazil, having more agricultural lands to be irrigated consumed three hundreds and fifty nine meter cube of water per person. Whereas, small country like Congo, having a short area of irrigated land, spent eight meter cube water on each person, which is relatively lower than the consumption by Brazil.
The
given
diagram reflects the total
use
of
water
globally by
different
sectors
over the past hundred years. In the graph, the total amount of
water
used
in agriculture, industrial
use
and domestic
use
has
been exploited
over each ten years.
Also
, the
water
consumption per person in Brazil and Congo in 2000 has
been arranged
in the table.
In early 1900, each of the
water
consuming
sectors
used
a
very
low amount of
water
except the
agricultural
sector
. Over 100 years, this scenario is
still
the same. Though
all of the
sectors
have increased
water
use
every ten years
little
by
little
,
agricultural
water
consumption has increased
dramatically
from other
sectors
. Around 2800 Kilometer cubes to 3000 kilometer cubes of
water
has been
used
in
agricultural
developments globally in the
year
2000.
While considering sole countries, Brazil, having more
agricultural
lands to
be irrigated
consumed three hundreds and
fifty nine
meter
cube
of
water
per person. Whereas,
small
country like Congo, having a short area of irrigated land, spent eight meter cube
water
on each person, which is
relatively
lower than the consumption by Brazil.