The pie charts provide information about the water used for residential, industrial,and agricultural purposes in San Diego, California and the rest of the world.
Overall, it is evident that household water consumption is higher than that of industry or agriculture in the two American regions.Notably, in terms of worldwide, the agricultural water consumption is the highest figure, while the opposite is true for the residential water consumption.
In San Diego and California states, the proportion of water used for residential purposes accounts for 60% and 39% accordingly . In contrast, only 8% of the water is spent on residential aims in the rest of the world. Meanwhile, occupying 69%, the percentage of water consumption for agriculture worldwide is the highest, and the figures for San Diego and California are lower, at roughly 17% and 28 % respectively.
Such considerable differences are not experienced when we compare the figure for industrial water consumption. The water spent on industry in San Diego and worldwide is the same, with the figure being 23%, whereas the figure for California is 10% higher, at 33%.