Water+patterns

The patterns tell us many important things about water use in different parts of the world, for example, when water use per capita is low, it can be assumed that most of the water is
 * What do the patterns tell you about water use in different parts of the world? **

being used for domestic concerns. Such as cooking and drinking, it can also be assumed that the people in these regions/countries do not ahev enough water in general. On the other

hand, in countries where the water use per capita is extremely high, like in the United States of America (575 liters per capita). In countries like these it can be assumed that a lot of

water is being used for indutrial production and manufacturing. It can also be assumed that a lot of water is wasted in places like the U.S. as opposed to Rwanda (where the water use

per capita is 15 liters). The water usage per capita in the world clearly shows us that in poorer, developing places there is not very much water to go around because bigger, more

developed countries are squandering it! I also think that the patterns just show us that water is very important in a countries deelopment and success, it seems that the richest

counties also have high water use, thus high amounts of water. Water is the gold of the future on Earth, everyones wants more, and you can never have enough.