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The two pie charts give information about the energy used by average Australian household and greenhouse gas emissions which results from this energy.

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The two pie charts give information about the energy used by average Australian household and greenhouse gas emissions which results from this energy. Overall, heating comprises the highest household energy, whereas cooling accounted for the lowest point used in a household. Water heating constitutes the highest in emissions of gases. Heating accounted for just over two-fifths of the energy being used in homes, whereas water heating comprises 30% of the electricity. Other applications, lighting, and cooling accounted for 21%, collectively. Finally, refrigeration is made up of 7% energy. In contrast, to the electricity produced, water heating produce highest percentage emission of gases just below one third. Followed by other applications whose emission of gases almost the of power produce accounting for 28%. The refrigeration emission of gases is double that of the energy generated. Heating did not make many emissions as compared to the production of power. Cooling and lighting accounting for 11%, collectively.
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by average Australian household and greenhouse gas emissions

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comprises the highest household
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, whereas

cooling accounted for the lowest point
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in a household.

Water
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constitutes the highest in
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of gases.

Heating accounted for
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over two-fifths of the
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being
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in homes, whereas water
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comprises 30% of the electricity.

Other applications, lighting, and cooling accounted for 21%,
collectively
.

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up of 7% energy.

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produce

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below one third.

Followed by other applications whose
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of gases almost the of power produce accounting for 28%. The refrigeration
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of gases is double that of the
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generated.
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make


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many
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as compared to the production of power.

Cooling and lighting accounting for 11%,
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IELTS academic The two pie charts give information about the energy used by average Australian household and greenhouse gas emissions which results from this energy.

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