The given pie charts illustrate the comparison of the figure for energy using in an average Australian households vis-à-vis those of the greenhouse gas emitting by utilizing the same energies which are produced by Australian households.
The most striking feature of the pie charts is the most used energy in Australian households belongs to heating which is producing little greenhouse gases. Moreover, water heating is approximately similar in both used energy and greenhouse gas emissions.
As is observed, the proportion of refrigeration in used energy accounting for 7% which is half of the percentage of that in greenhouse gas emissions. In used energy, the proportion of water heating, cooling, lighting, and other appliances making up 30%, 2%, 4%, 15% of overall respectively that all of which in greenhouse gas emissions experience a growth, excluding the figure for heating constituting 15% in greenhouse gas emissions; however, it is well under a half of overall in used energy.
The
given
pie charts illustrate the comparison of the figure for
energy
using in
an average Australian households
vis-à-vis those of the
greenhouse
gas
emitting by utilizing the same
energies
which
are produced
by Australian households.
The most striking feature of the pie charts is the most
used
energy
in Australian households belongs to
heating
which is producing
little
greenhouse
gases.
Moreover
, water
heating
is approximately similar in both
used
energy
and
greenhouse
gas
emissions.
As
is observed
, the proportion of refrigeration in
used
energy
accounting for 7% which is half of the percentage of that in
greenhouse
gas
emissions. In
used
energy
, the proportion of water
heating
, cooling, lighting, and other appliances making up 30%, 2%, 4%, 15% of
overall
respectively
that all of which in
greenhouse
gas
emissions experience a growth, excluding the figure for
heating
constituting 15% in
greenhouse
gas
emissions;
however
, it is well under a half of
overall
in
used
energy
.