The pie chart demonstrates the ways in which water was utilized in 2000 in 3 different purposes, while the bar chart illustrates the usage in 4 countries around the world for these aspects in the same year.
Overall, agriculture was the most activity which consumed water in that year. India and China were on the top in consuming water for farming, while Canada utilized most of the water resources in industrial activities. New Zealand had almost the same usage rate for domestic and farming activities.
About 70 percent of water was used in agriculture, while the usage rate for industry and domestic was just 22 and 8 percent respectively. This huge utilization in the agriculture because of the consumption of India and China with 92 and 69 percent respectively.
On the other hand, 80 percent of water in Canada was used in industrial jobs, and in New Zealand, there was a quite similar behavior in using water in agriculture and domestic with percentages of 44 and 46 percent respectively.
The pie chart demonstrates the ways in which
water
was utilized
in 2000 in 3
different
purposes, while the bar chart illustrates the usage in 4 countries around the world for these aspects in the same year.
Overall
,
agriculture
was the most activity which consumed
water
in that year. India and China were on the top in consuming
water
for farming, while Canada utilized most of the
water
resources in industrial activities. New Zealand had almost the same usage rate for domestic and farming activities.
About 70
percent
of
water
was
used
in
agriculture
, while the usage rate for industry and domestic was
just
22 and 8
percent
respectively
. This huge utilization in the
agriculture
because
of the consumption of India and China with 92 and 69
percent
respectively
.
On the other hand
, 80
percent
of
water
in Canada was
used
in industrial jobs, and in New Zealand, there was a quite similar behavior in using
water
in
agriculture
and domestic with percentages of 44 and 46
percent
respectively
.