Which passage provides statistical evidence for the claim below? Freshwater is literally the lifeblood of agriculture In Africa, agriculture is almost entirely rain-fed, and only a small percentage of land is irrigated. At the global level, water withdrawal ratios are 70 percent agricultural, 11 percent municipal, and 19 percent industrial. These numbers, however, are biased strongly by the few countries that have very high water withdrawals (Food and Agriculture Administration of the United Nations [FAO]). According to Simone Kaufmann, a journalist specializing in agriculture and food security, in order to improve farming in developing countries, we need to "look again at the soil and seedwhere it all begins" (qtd. in Young, "11 Sources"). . Unfortunately, the regions most vulnerable to drought are also regions where family income is closely linked to food production. For instance, the IPCC predicts that the need for water will increase in central and southern Europe, where income for many is tied to long-standing agricultural practices