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The graph show the energy consumption and emission of greenhouse gases from Australian household.

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The pie charts illustrate the consumption of energy and greenhouse gas emissions, which resulted from the energy use in an average Australian household. It is evident that the Australian household used the highest amount of energy for heating, which is also the major source of greenhouse gas emission and utilised a minimal amount of power […]
The two given charts illustrate how energy is consumed in an average Australian household and how much greenhouse gas is emitted into the environment which result from this energy use. From the data, it is evident that heating is the most common energy used in Australian homes whereas water heating creates the largest proportion of […]
Two pie chart illustrate how energy is used in Australian household and percentage of greenhouse gas emissions form these energy use Overall, heating and water heating account the largest energy use and the greenhouse gas emissions, while cooling and lighting takes smallest proportion in two charts. Its amazing that some energy use activities are not […]
The two pie chart illustrate the ways energy is used and how much gas of greenhouse released into environment for every family in Australia. Overall , heating accounts of the largest percentage of energy use, while water – heating makes up the highest percentage of greenhouse gas emissions. Regarding energy consumption, heating takes up the […]
The two pie charts demonstrate how energy is used in average Australian household and the ratio of greenhouse gas emissions into the environment as the result of this energy use. Overall, the percentage of heating and water heating account for the majority of both energy use and greenhouse gas emissions , while cooling and lighting […]
The two pie charts show how Australian homes use energy and the amount of greenhouse gas emissions that come from this use. Overall, the data shows that heating uses the most energy. However, water heating is the main source of greenhouse gases. In terms of energy use, heating is clearly the most important part, accounting […]
The first charts illustrates the distribution of energy consumption in an average Australian household, while the second charts shows the energy usage generated to greenhouse gas emission. However, heating has the highest energy consumption dominated by the use of heating and water heating with approximately 42% and 30% respectively. The other data are separated into […]
The above charts illustrates how energy is consumed in Australia compared to the energy usage in the greenhouse gas emission. The first charts clearly shows both heating and water heating has the highest energy consumption with 42% and 30% respectively, summing to 72%. However, it’s comprises of four categories, i.e other appliances 15%, refrigeration 7%, […]
The first pie chart presents the distribution of energy consumption in an average Australian household, while the second chart illustrates the proportion of greenhouse gas emissions generated from this energy usage. Overall, it is clearly evident that the highest energy consumption is due to heating, whereas the highest greenhouse gas emission is a result of […]
the two pie charts present that the proportion of household energy use in Australia, and the emissions of greenhouse gas is producing via the household energy use. Overall, heating is the significant usage, whereas it has produced less amount of greenhouse gases. However, water heating is another largest portion that maintains a similar ratio in […]
The first chart illustrates the consumption energy in Australia households, while the second chart visualizes the resulting gas emissions. Overall, heating and water heating energy are the most likely to be used resulting in the highest emissions in Australia. The consumption of energy in Australia is dominated by the use of heating and water heating […]
the given pie charts illustrates the consumption of energy for using different appliances and different purpose into home, whereas also depicts the date about emissions of greenhouse gas which is produced from households in australia. It is clear from the chart that most of the power has using for generating heat for houses, where maximum […]
The pie charts represent the proportions of energy usage of Australian households and greenhouse gas emissions from this energy use. Overall, it can be seen that the highest energy consumption was for heating and the highest greenhouse gas emissions were from water heating. Heating used the biggest portion of energy, which was 42%, while greenhouse […]
The pie charts represent the proportion of energy usage of Australian household and greenhouse gas emissions from this energy use. Overall, it can be seen that the highest energy consumption was for heating and the highest greenhouse gas emissions was from water heating. Heating used the biggest portion of energy which was 42% while greenhouse […]
The first pie chart provided displays Australian energy usage that are utilized in an average Australian household.The second chart illustrates the greenhouse gas emissions which result from household energy use. It is obviously evident that refrigeration, other appliances, lighting grow gradually 2 times, whilst heating performs its opposite side. Water heating and heating change their […]
The two pie charts demonstrate the energy consumption in an average Australian household and the greenhouse emissions due to this energy use. In general, it is clearly evident that the highest energy consumption is due to heating, whereas the highest greenhouse gas emission is as a result of water heating. Heating made up the largest […]
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