The provided information about the pie charts and the bar chart illustrates the distribution of the world’s water and the consumption of water in three countries.
It is noticeable that Saudi Arabia and Egypt use the majority of their water for agriculture, unlike Canada. It is clearly observed that the amount of fresh water is dramatically less than that of salt water. In addition, most of the fresh water is located in ice and glaciers
Regarding the distribution of the world’s water, salt water makes up the vast majority at 97%, while fresh water accounts for a mere 3%. Of this small amount of fresh water, the largest proportion is located in ice and glaciers 79%. Ground water constitutes 20%, whereas surface water represents only 1% of the total.
In terms of water consumption in the three surveyed nations, a significant contrast is visible. Egypt and Saudi Arabia exhibit similar patterns, with the highest percentage of water being used for agriculture, at 80% and 70% respectively. In contrast, Canada uses only 10% of its water for farming. Instead of prioritizing agriculture, Canada consumes the majority of its water in the industrial sector 80%, which is dramatically higher than the 7% and 10% used by Egypt and Saudi Arabia.