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Band 4+: the first chart below how energy is used in an average australian household. the second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use

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The image displays two pie charts. The first chart, "Australian household energy use," lists heating 42%, water heating 30%, other appliances 15%, refrigeration 7%, lighting 4%, cooling 2%. The second chart, "Australian household greenhouse gas emissions," includes water heating 32%, heating 15%, other appliances 28%, refrigeration 14%, lighting 8%, cooling 3%.
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The first pie chart categorize how australian household are used energy, while the australian household greenhouse gas emmisions result from this energy are showed in the second pie chart. In general, the water heating and other applicant result the most gas emissons, the heating and refrigeration has almost same percentage, and cooling and lighting result the less gas emmsions.

The percetage of water heating that australian household energy use are 30% and resulted 32% gas emissions, in addition the percetage happend in water heating has same with other applicants which show 15% energy use and result almost two times of the used. Futhermore same trend happend to the cooling, refrigeration and lighting that result two times of the energy used, such as 2% to 3%, 7% to 14% and 4% to 8%

On the other hand, opposite trend happend to the heating and and refrigeration, the porpotion of heating of australian household id 42% and resulted 15% gass emissions

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