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Band 5+: The graph show the energy consumption and emission of greenhouse gases from Australian household.

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The image contains two pie charts titled "Australian household energy use" and "Australian household greenhouse gas emissions". The first chart shows different categories with heating at 42%, water heating 30%, refrigeration 7%, other appliances 15%, lighting 4%, and cooling 2%. The second chart has categories with heating at 15%, water heating 32%, refrigeration 14%, other appliances 28%, lighting 8%, and cooling 3%.
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The two pie chart illustrate the ways energy is used and how much gas of greenhouse released into environment for every family in Australia.

Overall , heating accounts of the largest percentage of energy use, while water – heating makes up the highest percentage of greenhouse gas emissions.

Regarding energy consumption, heating takes up the highest percentage at 42%, follow by water heating which accounts for 30%, other appliances around 15%. Besides, the majority of water heating releases a large amount of greenhouse – gases into environment with 32%, other appliances account for 28%, at the medium level are heating and refrigeration around 14 and 15%.

Additionally, refrigeration falls at 7%. Energy that families in Australia use less are cooling and lighting only 2 and 4 percent. It’s also energy discharged least into environment.

It is clear that, heating is the energy used most by people but their gas volume isn’t high, water heating is nearly no difference. In contrast, other appliances and refrigeration released a quite large number into environment.

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