The given pie graphs illustrate the proportions of water consuming for different purposes in six areas of the world.
Overall, the ratio of water uses for Agricultural is highest except for North America and Europe. By the contrast, these two areas use water for industrial is largest.
In particular, in Central Asea, the consumption of water for Agricultural account for 88 percent. The percentage of water for Agricultural in Africa and South East Asia make up from 81% to 84%, respectively. In the contrast, Europe and North America is lowest accounting for around from 30% to 40%. The proportion of water for domestic in Europe account for 15% and this was twice as much as that of South East Asia and Central Asia. However, in South America, this country has the consumption of water for domestic is highest. The rate of water for industrial in North America and Europe is peak at about 50 percent. The percentage of water for this in Africa was 7%, which was 2% higher than that in Central Asia.
The
given
pie graphs illustrate the proportions of
water
consuming for
different
purposes in six areas of the world.
Overall
, the ratio of
water
uses
for Agricultural is highest
except for
North America and Europe. By the contrast, these two areas
use
water
for industrial is largest.
In particular
, in Central
Asea
, the consumption of
water
for Agricultural account for 88 percent. The percentage of
water
for Agricultural in Africa and South East Asia
make
up from 81% to 84%,
respectively
. In the contrast, Europe and North America is
lowest
accounting for around from 30% to 40%. The proportion of
water
for domestic in Europe account for 15% and this was twice as much as that of South East Asia and Central Asia.
However
, in South America, this country has the consumption of
water
for domestic is highest. The rate of
water
for industrial in North America and Europe is peak at about 50 percent. The percentage of
water
for this in Africa was 7%, which was 2% higher than that in Central Asia.