The table illustrates the proportion of water used for three various sectors in six countries in 2001.
Overall, the amount of water consumed for agricultural water was highest in the total of three sectors.
it can be seen that Australia and Canada used the highest water in Domestic water usage with 341m3 and 279m3 respectively. Next, come Russia and Turkey, which accounted for 98 and 80. The figure lowest belongs to china and UK, according to 26 and 83m3 in 2001.
Turning to the remaining sector, 1, 663m3 of water used in Russia was on Agricultural water usage. Meanwhile, in Canada and Turkey people consumed was slightly lower about 1, 238 and 1, 462m3. In the same years, three other countries were just only over from 700m3 to 800. Finally, 532m3 of water was used for the industry by Canadians, gained the greatest number whereas China as well as Turkey the smallest. On the other hand, Canada and United Kingdom’s industrial water usage was 275 and 398m3 while only 96m3 of water was used by Russian.
The table illustrates the proportion of
water
used
for three various sectors in six countries in 2001.
Overall
, the amount of
water
consumed for agricultural
water
was highest in the total of three sectors.
it
can be
seen
that Australia and Canada
used
the highest
water
in Domestic
water
usage with 341m3 and 279m3
respectively
.
Next
,
come
Russia and Turkey, which accounted for 98 and 80. The figure lowest belongs to
china
and UK, according to 26 and 83m3 in 2001.
Turning to the remaining sector, 1, 663m3 of
water
used
in Russia was on Agricultural
water
usage. Meanwhile, in Canada and Turkey
people
consumed was
slightly
lower about 1, 238 and 1, 462m3. In the same years, three other countries were
just
only
over from 700m3 to 800.
Finally
, 532m3 of
water
was
used
for the industry by Canadians, gained the greatest number whereas China
as well
as Turkey the smallest.
On the other hand
, Canada and United Kingdom’s industrial
water
usage was 275 and 398m3 while
only
96m3 of
water
was
used
by Russian.