The bar chart illustrate the water use in Gulf countries in 2000. Overall, it can be seen that Qatar, Oman UEA and Saudi Arabia dominated the use of water in agricultural. While Bahrain and Quwait spent more water in domestic use.
Oman and Saudi Arabia spent four-fifths water in agriculture, but there countries spent a small amount of water in domestic and industrial. Likewise UAE and Qatar spent much water in agriculture. The percentage almost two times from domestic water use, but very small number is seen in industrial. The number of spent domestic water in UAE and Qatar was higher than Oman and Saudi Arabia, while the number of spent industrial water was similarly.
Turning to Bahrain and Kuwait, the most water use was in domestic, which reach over than 40%. Agriculture water use in Bahrain is double than Kuwait. While the use of industrial water in Bahrain is less than Kuwait.
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Oman and Saudi Arabia spent four-fifths water in agriculture, but there countries spent a small amount of water in domestic and industrial. Likewise UAE and Qatar spent much water in agriculture. The percentage almost two times from domestic water use, but very small number is seen in industrial. The number of spent domestic water in UAE and Qatar was higher than Oman and Saudi Arabia, while the number of spent industrial water was similarly.
Turning to Bahrain and Kuwait, the most water use was in domestic, which reach over than 40%. Agriculture water use in Bahrain is double than Kuwait. While the use of industrial water in Bahrain is less than Kuwait.
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