The pie chart presents the proportion of water consumption in San Diego, California and the rest of the world.
Overall, what stands out from the pie chart is that for both San Diego and California, residential goals for water consumption are the most utilized. Conversely, in a global scale water is used most for agricultural goals.
In San Diego County, the most significant share of water (60%) is used for houses. The second highest proportion, 23%, is used for manufacturing while a small minority (17%) is utilized by farmers.
The most popular method in California, like in San Diego, is residential purpose which contributes for 39%. There is little difference between the shares of industrial and agricultural purposes, as the former accounts for 33% whereas the share of the latter is lower by a margin of 5%.
On an international level, on the other hand, favors agricultural water consumption over the other two categories since 60% of water is used. The rest of the world also usesthe water in the industry in the same percentage as San Diego. Residential goals are responsible for a mere 8%.