The given charts make a comparison between the 3 purposes of using water in 2 cities in USA namely San Diego and California and the worldwide.
From an overall perspective, the two cities of America use most of the water for residential and use the least for agriculture. In contrast, the figure for agriculture in worldwide make up for almost percentage in total, while the proportion of residential is the lowest.
It is apparently to see that the use of water for residential in San Diego and California is the largest. Whereas the figure for residential is over a half of total in San Diego, California record to roughly five half of the chart with the same figure. Additionally, the share of water in agriculture is the smallest in both cities, which is accounted for just 17% and 28%, respectively. The remaining percentage in each chart, which is industry, comprise to just over 20% and 30% in San Diego and California, respectively.
Nevertheless, the share of worlwide in using water suffer some difference compare to the rest. It is noticeable that the figure for agriculture allocate the largest percentage in total, which is 69%, higher at just below 3 times compare to San Diego and California in the same field. There is the figure for residential with the moderate percentage, which is around 7 times lower than San Diego, or specifically, just 8%. In addition, the proportion for industry has the similar make up with San Diego, account for 23%.