Sentences with phrase «connected global population»

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Over the coming decade, the 600 largest and best - connected cities on the planet will contain a fifth of the world's population, capture almost two - thirds of its economic growth, and encompass more than half of global GDP, according to the McKinsey Global Instglobal GDP, according to the McKinsey Global InstGlobal Institute.

HOW CITIES CAN BENEFIT FROM CONNECTED, AUTONOMOUS TRANSPORTATION: Cities are grappling with decaying transportation infrastructure and booming populations driven by global urbanization.

Once complete, the road will connect more than 65 countries (across Europe, Asia, and Africa), accounting for half the world's population and a third of global GDP.

However, a lack of historical data on jellyfish populations has caused some scientists to question whether the apparent boom is actually connected to global warming.

In fact, within the next 20 years, it is anticipated that the majority of the global population will be connected to mobile devices 24/7.

But, as the world population grows and becomes more connected through the internet, this geographically dislocated community has found it easier to connect with each other, collaborate together, and share global opportunities, rather than being confined just to their local communities.

But, as the world population grows and becomes more connected through the internet, these geographically disparate artists have found it easier to come together, work together, and share global opportunities with each other, rather than being confined to tiny local communities.

Such grants have brought us «studies» connecting «dangerous manmade global warming» to dwindling frog populations, shrinking Italian pasta supplies, clownfish getting lost, cockroaches migrating, and scores of other remote to ridiculous assertions.

The Audubon Society similarly published Mysterious Moose Die - Offs Could be Linked to Global Warming and climate scientists like Michael Mann, who has hitched his scientific status to «dire predictions», wrongly connect declining moose populations to rising CO2.

Cost of global warming is directly connected to the advancement of economic systems and human productivity; including construction and population coincident with industrial processes and the burning of fossil fuels.

(05/03/2012) On Saturday, May 5th vulnerable populations from the United States to Bangladesh will «connect the dots» between devastating extreme weather and climate change in a global day of action organized by 350.org.

Powerful trends are pushing the global community to develop more smart cities and invest in connected technologies, as the world population increases and more people move to urban environments.