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The image presents a line graph titled "Global water use by sector" and a table for "Water consumption in Brazil and Congo in 2000". The graph, with a y-axis in km³ and an x-axis from 1900 to 2000, shows water use for three sectors. Agriculture water use (km³) was approximately: 1900-500, 1910-600, 1920-700, 1930-800, 1940-1000, 1950-1200, 1960-1500, 1970-1800, 1980-2200, 1990-2600, 2000-3000. Industrial use (km³): 1900-50, 1910-60, 1920-80, 1930-100, 1940-150, 1950-200, 1960-400, 1970-600, 1980-800, 1990-1100, 2000-1400. Domestic use (km³): 1900-20, 1910-30, 1920-40, 1930-50, 1940-60, 1950-100, 1960-150, 1970-200, 1980-250, 1990-350, 2000-500. The table for the year 2000 shows for Brazil: a population of 176 million, 26,500 km² of irrigated land, and 359 m³ water consumption per person. For the Democratic Republic of Congo: a population of 5.2 million, 100 km² of irrigated land, and 8 m³ water consumption per person.
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The line graph illustrates the global water use by sector from 1900 to 2000. whilst table shows the consumption of water in two countries in 2000s.
Agriculture has been the biggest consumer of water through twentieth century reaching 3,000km while industrial and domestic use was remaining at the same level before 2000s when industrial consumption reached over 1000km.
For the two countries compared we can see the huge difference between them in terms of numbers and statistics. As the population of the Brazil and irrigated land is larger then Congo the water consumption in the first country is exceeds the country below more than 50 times.
To conclude the given information form both line graph and table it is clear that the Brazil is the bigger consumer in terms of water use and the agriculture is rising rapidly holding the first place amongst different sectors as a consumer.
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