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Band 5+: The graphs below show the percentage of household energy used in the amount of greenhouse gases produced in Australia. summarise the information making conversation where relevant

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The image contains two pie charts detailing household energy usage and greenhouse gas production percentages in Australia. Household energy usage: cooling 3%, standby 3%, lighting 11%, refrigeration 12%, heating and cooling 20%, other appliances 24%, water heating 23%. Greenhouse gas production: cooking 4%, standby 3%, lighting 8%, refrigeration 7%, heating and cooling 38%, other appliances 16%, water heating 25%.
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The table illustrates data about the percentage of household energy use in Australia and the UK. The data is represented in percentages.

Overall, energy use for heating is the highest, while the percentage of energy use for colling is the least in both countries.

Looking at the percentages of Australia household energy use, the percenatge of heating is the highest, at 42%, while water heating is the second place, at a third. The amount of energy used for refrigeration is only 2% as much as the total of energy consumed by lighting, cooling, and other appliances.

In stark contrast, the percentages of energy use in UK are similar pattern. The amount of heating is the highest, at 45%, while water heating is second on the list at 26%. while refrigeration is half popular at 13%. However, refrigeration consumption is third place at 13%, while cooling energy use is dramatically less than it, at merely 1%. As for other appliances energy use, it is twice as much as lighting energy use, at 10%.

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