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The image comprises three charts. The first chart "Distribution of the World's Water" contains two pie charts comparing "All Water" and "Fresh Water." In "All Water," Fresh water constitutes 3% and Salt water 97%. In "Fresh Water," Ground water accounts for 20%, Surface water 1%, and Ice & glaciers 79%. The second chart titled "The Use of Water (%)" is a bar graph displaying water usage divided among Agriculture, Domestic, and Industry for Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. In Egypt, Agriculture uses 86%, Domestic 10%, Industry 4%. In Saudi Arabia, 91% goes to Agriculture, 6% to Domestic, 3% to Industry. For Canada, 84% is utilized by Industry, Agriculture takes 10%, and Domestic use is 6%.
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The charts illustrate the global distribution of water resources and the percentage of water usage in three countries: Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Canada.
Overall, most of the world’s water is salt water, and only a small fraction is fresh water. Even among fresh water, the majority is locked in ice and glaciers. Regarding usage, agriculture accounts for the largest share in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, whereas Canada uses the most water for industrial purposes.
The first pie chart shows that 97% of all water is salt water, while only 3% is fresh. Of that small amount, the second chart reveals that 79% is frozen in ice and glaciers, 20% is groundwater, and just 1% is surface water. This indicates how limited accessible fresh water is globally.
In terms of use, agricultural consumption dominates in Egypt (82%) and Saudi Arabia (81%). In contrast, Canada uses just 8% of its water for farming but 80% for industry. Domestic use is relatively low across all countries, ranging from 7% in Egypt to 19% in Canada.
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