There is a graph and table which shows the water utilization by sector wise from year 1900 to 2000, and water usage in two countries in year 2000. Sectors are Agriculture, Industrial and Domestic, on the other hand, countries are Brazil and Democratic Republic of Congo.
First of all, let’s discuss global water consumption by three sectors which I illustrated above. Line graph demonstrates that Agriculture sector has highest consumption rate of water and it gradually increases from 500 km^3 to 3000 km^3 for year 1900 to 2000. After that, industrial and Domestic sectors reach just above 1000 km^3 and almost 500 km^3 water dissipation respectively in the span of 100 years.
Table reveals population, irrigated land and water consumption per capita data of Brazil and Congo in year 2000. Brazil has 176 million people growth, 26500 km^2 cultivated area and 359 m^3 water usage per person, but for Congo it is just 5. 2 million population, 100km^2 agriculture land and just 8m^3 water applications per capita.
By analyzing both data it is clear that water consumption is mainly dependent on two factors, population and irrigated land.
There is a graph and table which
shows
the
water
utilization by
sector
wise from
year
1900 to 2000, and
water
usage in two countries in
year
2000.
Sectors
are Agriculture, Industrial and Domestic,
on the other hand
, countries are Brazil and Democratic Republic of Congo.
First of all
,
let
’s discuss global
water
consumption
by three
sectors
which I illustrated above. Line graph demonstrates that Agriculture
sector
has
highest
consumption
rate of
water
and it
gradually
increases from 500 km^3 to 3000 km^3 for
year
1900 to 2000. After that, industrial and Domestic
sectors
reach
just
above 1000 km^3 and almost 500 km^3
water
dissipation
respectively
in the span of 100 years.
Table reveals population, irrigated land and
water
consumption
per capita data of Brazil and Congo in
year
2000. Brazil has 176 million
people
growth, 26500 km^2 cultivated area and 359 m^3
water
usage per person,
but
for Congo it is
just
5. 2 million population,
100km
^2 agriculture land and
just
8m
^3
water
applications per capita.
By analyzing both data it is
clear
that
water
consumption
is
mainly
dependent on two factors, population and irrigated land.