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Band 5+: The first chart below shows how energy is used in an average Australian household. The second chart shows the greenhouse gas emissions which result from this energy use.Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows two pie charts with different sections representing percentages of energy usage for various household functions. In the top chart, heating accounts for 42%, water heating 30%, refrigeration 7%, other appliances 15%, lighting 4%, and cooling 2%. In the bottom chart, heating represents 15%, water heating 32%, refrigeration 14%, other appliances 28%, lighting 8%, and cooling 3%. No other data or context is provided in the image.
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The first pie chart depicts the consumption of energy in an australian home facilities while the second chart illustrates the greenhouse gas emissions that comes from this energy consumption.

overall, the highest amount of energy was used at approximately 4% for heating purpose in australia and the lowest energy used for lighting. In contrast, water heating consumed 32% greenhouse gas emissions in australia and the minimum gas emissions in cooling at average 3%. In Australia, water heating consumption was 30% compared to greenhouse gas emissions. Other appliances used 15% over the total ratio of consumption and remaining households like refrigeration, and cooling consumed approximately at 7%, and 2% over total proportion.

on the other hand, australian households greenhouse gas emissions involved in different proportions. water heating used maximum percentage of total and after that other appliances consumed 28% greenhouse gas emissions. The other households like heating, refrigeration, lighting, and cooling consumed approximately at 15%, 14% , 8%, and 3% greenhouse gas emissions.

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