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The bar chart below shows information about water use worldwide (km3) from three different sectors between 1910 and 2010. Summarize the information and compare where relevant, by selecting and reporting the key features. You should write at least 150 words.

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The bar graph illustrates the amount of water that was used by 3 sectors (Agriculture, Industrial use, and Domestic use) from 1910 until 2010. The units are measured in cubic kilometers. Overall, it can be seen that the graph shows an increasing trend in all sectors. Agriculture consistently showed the highest figure and domestic use […]
The bar chart compares how much water was used by three different sectors (Agriculture, Industrial Use, and Domestic Use) between 1910 and 2010. The figure are measured in km3. The most obvious pieces of information were that all sectors experienced an increase during the period. In addition, Agriculture had the largest amount of water used […]
The bar chart illustrates the volume of water consumed worldwide by the agricultural, industrial and domestic sectors between 1910 and 2010, measured in cubic kilometres (km³). Overall, water consumption increased substantially in all three sectors over the century. Agriculture consistently accounted for by far the largest share of water use and experienced the most dramatic […]
The given graph indicates the proportion of using water around the world from three fields from 1910 to 2010, measured by km3. Looking at an overall perspective, it is clear that the number of consumed water from all three sectors increased. In addition, agriculture accounted the highest figure and domestic use was the lowest one […]
The image shows the number of water used worldwide (km3) divided into three different sectors, from 1910 to 2010. Overall, each sector experienced an increasing trend throughout the years. The agriculture sector was the highest, followed by industrial use in second place, and domestic use in third place. In addition, the positions were unchanged from […]
The image shows the number of water use worldwide (km3) divided into three different sectors, from 1910 to 2010. Overall, every sectors experienced an increasing trend throughout the years. Agriculture sector was the highest, followed by industrial use in the second place, and domestic use in the third place. In addition, the position was not […]
The graph provides the detail in use of water around the world measured in km3 from the distinct sectors – agriculture, industrial, and domestic use – for one century from 1910 to 2010. Overall, the trend of three sectors indicated a rise, while the highest number of using water was agriculture. To begin with, the […]
The data illustrates water usage worldwide in agriculture, industrial use, and domestic use sector from 1910 to 2010. Overall, the highest usage water was agriculture annually. According to agriculture, the peak usage water was 300 km3 in 2010. Following, in 2000. consumption water was 2600 km3. In contrast, 300km3 consumed water was the lowest in […]
The graph elucidates how much water was consumed by three distinct sectors globally, measured in km³, over a one-century period (from 1910 until 2010). Overall, it can be seen that agriculture was a predominant sector in water usage along with domestic use as a least water consumption. Moreover, the general trend was for the consumption […]
The bar chart gives information about how much water that various sectors used during one century (1910-2010) with numbers’ being measured in kilometers per cubic. Overall, more and more water was consumed during the period. Meanwhile, only in Agriculture did the figure show significant growth during the period. We can see that water consumption in […]
The graph illustrates the reusability of various materials from 1982 to 2010. Four different materials are recycling: paper and cardboard, glass containers, aluminum cans, and plastic. In the initial year of 1982, recycling began with paper and cardboard, as well as glass containers. Following this, aluminum cans began their recycling process in the late 1980s, […]
The graph shows the number of jobs in four sectors of the economy in the US, measured in millions, in US over a forty-year period. Overall, what stands out from the graph is that there were upward trends in the figure of jobs related to healthcare and retail, while the number of manufacturing and agriculture’s […]
The given chart illustrates the percentage of four different materials that were recycled from 1982 to 2010 almost 3 decades. Materials used for recycling were specific to paper & cardboard, glass containers, Aluminum cans, Plastics. The four various materials vary from each other in the actual amount of being recycled. The major portion of the […]
The line chart provides percentages of recycling for four different materials in an unnamed country from 1982 to 2010. It can be observed that all four materials’ recycled percentages have been increased in the end. Although, some had steadily increased, but some had fluctuated. Proportion of recycled paper and cardboards grew slightly to its peak […]
The chart illustrates the amount of water (km3) used worldwide by Agriculture, Industrial, and domestic fields and the change between 1910 and 2010. All in all, Not only did Agricultural, industrial and domestic water use witness an increase each decade, but also industrial use did. Agriculture was the biggest use compared to others. Regarding the […]
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