The given pie charts and line graph illustrate the information about the world’s water and the use of water in three various sectors in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada. The general overview here is that the most of water in the world was saltwater, while ice and glaciers were the majority of freshwater, and The greatest amount of water was used in the Agriculture sector in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, Whereas Canada used the highest of water in the Industry part.
According to the pic charts, it can be seen that Saltwater was the most in the number of world’ water, accounting for 97% compared to freshwater at only 3%. Moreover, freshwater indicated 79% of ice and glaciers which is higher more than groundwater and surface water at 20% and only 1%.
Turning to the bar chart, it is clear that Egypt and Saudi Arabia shared a similar figure for water used in the agricultural part which accounted for over 70%. Neither two countries experienced a minimal figure of their water use in the domestic sector and the industrial sector. Canada, on the contrary, the most of water was used in the industry sector, with the figure almost 80%, while domestic part and agricultural sector used the lower at just over 10% and under 10% respectively.
The
given
pie charts and line graph illustrate the information about the world’s
water
and the
use
of
water
in three various
sectors
in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada. The general overview here is that the most of
water
in the world was saltwater, while ice and glaciers were the majority of freshwater, and The greatest amount of
water
was
used
in the Agriculture
sector
in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, Whereas Canada
used
the highest of
water
in the Industry part.
According to the pic charts, it can be
seen
that Saltwater was the most in the number of world’
water
, accounting for 97% compared to freshwater at
only
3%.
Moreover
, freshwater indicated 79% of ice and glaciers which is higher more than groundwater and surface
water
at 20% and
only
1%.
Turning to the bar chart, it is
clear
that Egypt and Saudi Arabia shared a similar figure for
water
used
in the agricultural part which accounted for over 70%. Neither two countries experienced a minimal figure of their
water
use
in the domestic
sector
and the industrial
sector
. Canada,
on the contrary
, the most of
water
was
used
in the industry
sector
, with the figure almost 80%, while domestic part and agricultural
sector
used
the lower at
just
over 10% and under 10%
respectively
.