Answer:
Dendrochronologists have shown that tree-ring data produce a remarkably accurate history of droughts and other climate changes.
Explanation:
The underlying patterns of wide or narrow rings record the year-to-year fluctuations in the growth of trees. The patterns, therefore, often contain a weather history at the location the tree grew, in addition to its age. In dry environments, such as the Middle East or U.S. Southwest, tree rings typically record wet or dry years, and in cooler areas (high latitudes or high elevation), the ring widths are often a proxy for temperature.
The correct answer is (c) Don’t leave your tap running while brushing your teeth, shaving, or washing the dishes. Fix leaky faucets and pipes right away.
As seen in the bar graph that huge amount of water is wasted in the domestic ways. By using the water in adequate amount and saving the water that is wasted while running the tap while brushing and fixing the leaks as soon as possible will save a huge amount of water. The bar graph is covering maximum wastage of water from these sections only. By reducing the water used in brushing, leaky faucets and others can save maximum water.
