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The image contains a line graph and a table. The graph plots global water use by sector from 1900 to 2000 in Km³, with three lines labeled: Agriculture, Industrial use, and Domestic use. Agriculture starts just below 500 in 1900, crosses 1,000 around 1950, climbs to approximately 1,500 by 1960, surpasses 2,000 between 1970-1980, and ends just above 3,000 in 2000. Industrial use starts near 1900 at nearly zero, rises steadily to around 1,000 by 2000. Domestic use also begins near zero, with a gradual increase to about 200 by 2000. The table titled "Water consumption in Brazil and Congo in 2000" lists two countries: Brazil and Democratic Republic of Congo. For Brazil: Population: 176 million, Irrigated land: 26,500 Km², Water consumption: 359 m³. For Democratic Republic of Congo: Population: 5.2 million, Irrigated land: 100 Km², Water consumption: 8 m³.
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The line graph and table charts provide the information about water uses of world wide consumption in different two countries.
overall, it is clear that the agriculture sector experienced growth over the ten year period .while,both countries divorce trend had some fluctuations.
In 1900, Agriculture accounted for 500 km3 of global water , making it the highest peaked sector they rose sightly to 3,000 km3 in 2000. forming a majority part of the water. while, Industrial use and domestic use had identical trend in the beginning of the period , the figure stood at zero km3 followed by a slight increase to about 11,000 km3 in 2000. however, The domestic use had consistently trough trend over the period accounted for 400 km3 in 2000, making it one of the lowest sector.
In 2000, Brazil’s population stood at 176 millions, while that of congo was much smaller , at only 5.2 million. on the other hand, The Irrigated land in brazil was 26,500 km2, which was enoromously greater than congo’s 100km2. similarly, the amount of water used in brazil was 359m3, far higher than the 8m3 recorded in cango.
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