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Band 4+: The charts compare the amount of water used for agriculture, industry and homes around the world, and water use in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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The picture gives information about the global water used for agriculture, industry and domestic, and these consumptions in two different nations.

Overall, the amount of water for all factors experienced an upward trend in most years. In addition, the consumption of water used for Brazil was higher than Congo.

Starting with the graph, the amount of water for domestic use was lowest at almost 0 Km In 1900, then it increased gradually to about 500km . During the same timeline, industrial use came in second with 1km in the first year, there was a significant increase to nearly 1300 km in the final year. Mean while, agriculture stood for the highest level with 500 km in 1900, before rising rapidly to 3000 km in 2000.

With regard to the table,in 2000, the number of the population in Brazil and COngo was 176 million and 5,2 million , respectively. Furthermore, water consumption in Congo was 100 km , which was lower than Brazil counterparts. Mean while, the proportion of water in Brazil was 395m , and the fact that Brazil had 40 times more than COngo.

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