The pie charts give information about the ratio of water used for various objectives in six different areas across the world.
According to the chart, In most areas, South America, Africa, Central Asia and SouthEast Asia, They use water the most for agricultural purposes, just over 70%.
In more detail, Central Asia uses water the most for agricultural use, making up to 88%, compared to 71% in South America, which uses water the most for domestic purposes, which accounts for 19%. The percentage of water used for industries in these areas is similar to each other, around 5 to 12%.
On the other hand, in North America and Europe, roughly half of water is used for industrial purposes. Following Agricultural use, which accounts for around 35%, and domestic use, roughly 15%. It can be seen that Europe uses water the most for industrial objectives. For example, the percentage of water that is used for industries, which accounts for 53%, is ten -times higher than in Central Asia.
The pie charts give information about the ratio of
water
used
for various objectives in six
different
areas across the world.
According to the chart, In most areas, South America, Africa, Central Asia and
SouthEast Asia
, They
use
water
the most for agricultural purposes,
just
over 70%.
In more detail, Central Asia
uses
water
the most for agricultural
use
, making up to 88%, compared to 71% in South America, which
uses
water
the most for domestic purposes, which accounts for 19%. The percentage of
water
used
for industries in these areas is similar to each other, around 5 to 12%.
On the other hand
, in North America and Europe, roughly half of
water
is
used
for industrial purposes. Following Agricultural
use
, which accounts for around 35%, and domestic
use
, roughly 15%. It can be
seen
that Europe
uses
water
the most for industrial objectives.
For example
, the percentage of
water
that is
used
for industries, which accounts for 53%, is ten -times higher than in Central Asia.