The given pie charts compare water usage in San Diego, California and worldwide across three zoning classifications, namely residential, industry, and agriculture use.
Overall, it is clear that San Diego held the largest proportion of its water consumption for residential use, whereas the rest of the world used the largest share of water for agricultural purposes. Meanwhile, California allocated its water usage relatively equal among the three sectors.
As is observed, San Diego’s water usage was dominated by the residential sector, accounting for 60% of total consumption, followed by industrial use ranked second at 23%, while agriculture represented the smallest share, at just 17%. On the other hand, California prefer to allocated its water usage equally across the three sectors, with residential, industrial , and agricultural use stood at 39%, 33%, and 28%, respectively. Furthermore, the rest of the world distributed 69% of its water consumption for agricultural sector, While industrial use accounted for 23%, with residential use recorded least share, at merely 8%.