The pie charts illustrate the global distribution of water, while the bar charts compare the proportion of water which was used in three different nations: Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Canada.
Overall, salt water accounted for the majority world’s water provision, whereas fresh air made up the minority. Additionally, the percentage of water consmption of Egypt and Saudi Arabia for agriculture was the highest.
To regard with providing of the water in the world, salt water dominated the most, stand at 97%. By contrast, fresh air made up the minority, at 3%. However, world’s water supply of fresh air include ice and glaclers, surface water and ground water. The rate of ground water and surface water made up 20% and 1%, respectively. Next, 79% of ice and glaclers was provided in the world.
In terms of water consumption in Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the percentage of water which was used for agricultural in Egypt was the highest, at 80% and this figure which was folllowed by Saudi Arabia, with roughly 75%. Meanwwhile, the prroportion of water usage in Canada for industry, 80% of industrial water activities. Next, the figure for agriculture and domestic in Canada was the lowest water consumption in three countries.