Sentences with word «industrialised»

He deplores the loss in industrialised countries of a sense of the sacredness of nature that is so much a part of the Hindu and Chinese Taoist traditions.

About one - third of all the food is wasted in industrialised countries like the UK and the USA.

The department received some 200 responses, most of them from the biotechnology and plant breeding industries, which feared the regulations would be stricter than those of other industrialised nations.

Because some of these new maps the French made do show a lot of red paint to the South and East of Annex 1 countries, the rich industrialised world.

Collectively the group of industrialised countries committed to a Kyoto target, i.e. excluding the USA that has not ratified the protocol, has the target of reducing their greenhouse gas emissions by 4.2 % on average for the period 2008 - 2012 relative to the base year, which in most cases is 1990.

Yet, sadly, the UK continues to lag behind most other industrialised nations.

This will mean emission reductions for industrialised countries of at least minus 30 % by 2020, compared to 1990 levels.

The report recognised the need for newly industrialising economies to balance security, affordability and sustainability.

For example, Anderson and Bows found that several models assumed that fossil - fuel carbon - dioxide emissions from developing nations would exceed those from industrialised nations as late as 2013 — 2025, despite the actual date being around 2006.

It is sometimes said that, given the track record of the richest industrialised nations in failing to reduce their greenhouse - gas (GHG) emissions, westerners are in no position to tell China what to do, still less other countries rising from poverty.

Countries in transition to a market economy are grouped with industrialised countries in Annex I of the Kyoto Protocol, so they have emission reduction commitments to meet in the 2008 - 2012 period.

Many in the developing world see the whole idea of geoengineering as a ruse by industrialised nations to excuse them from making serious cuts in emissions of the gases causing climate change.

Ageing populations in many industrialised societies become more vulnerable to the effects of air pollution and urbanisation can also increase exposure to pollutants from traffic.

In an occasion, CPI Marxist wanted to evict some poor peasants out of their lands by pursuing a pro-Chinese (CPI Marxist is perhaps the only pro-China communist party of India) policy, trying to industrialise West Bengal fast on the cost of leaving poor farmers homeless and landless, and joining a capitalist pro-globalisation economic program.

As industrialised nations pledge $ 3.5 bn to forest protection, key negotiator reveals REDD agreement is close to being finalised

Having failed to stem carbon emissions in rich countries or in rapidly industrialising ones, policy makers have focused their attention on the only remaining target: poor countries that do not emit much carbon to begin with.

A meta - analysis of more than 3,000 studies found a strong connection between fructose consumption in industrialised foods and an increased risk of metabolic syndrome.

Prefiguring the emergence of the Occupy Wall Street movement a month later and its focus on the unfairness and inequalities of what Dick Smith calls «extreme capitalism», they denounced the «model of industrialised agriculture controlled by a few transnational food corporations together with a small group of huge retailers».

And, while Europe has done far better than other industrialised regions in reducing its emissions compared to the size of its economy, some analysts think the moves are too little, too late.

It is a densely populated city within the most industrialised parts of Ontario.

International agreement under which industrialised countries commit to reduce GHG emissions

Given that this is already done to a significant degree in most advanced industrialised countries, there is thought to be limited scope for increasing the energy use of residues there (Steierer et al., 2007).

«The new chart of normal fuss / cry amounts in babies across industrialised countries will help health professionals to reassure parents whether a baby is crying within the normal expected range in the first 3 months or shows excessive crying which may require further evaluation and extra support for the parents.»

In these complex negotiations, fear, mistrust and suspicion have come to rule — particularly between industrialised and developing countries.

Japan, with its highly industrialised society and very interesting culture, was especially appealing.

For example, it is common in Western industrialised societies like Australia for parents and carers to value children's independence, whereas parents and carers from other cultural backgrounds sometimes give more emphasis to family responsibilities than to children's independence.

Midstream and upstream experienced the next paradigm shifts, as refining became industrialised in the USA in the 1860s and the first long - distance pipeline was constructed the following decade.

On the eastern side the level of residues is still increasing as Asia becomes more industrialised, but the nature of the PFASs are changing.

Eyeing off the production line of increasingly industrialised creative practices, art collectors and prospectors look «younger» for future favourites, across 46 exhibitors from 21 countries, but mostly major Western art centres dominated by the two «U's — the UK and USA.

Communications minister Dr. Omane Boamah has described as laughable NPP flagbearer's promise to industrialise Ghana by building one factory in each district if he wins the 2016 elections.

The world's seven major industrialised powers also suspended preparations for the G8 summit in Sochi in June.

On the contrary, preliminary modelling by Mark Flanner of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado, suggests that waste heat would cause large industrialised regions to warm by between 0.4 °C and 0.9 °C by 2100, in agreement with Chaisson's estimates (Geophysical Research Letters, vol 36, p L02801).

It may seem strange to think of and Oddworld based in the Wild West, with most games in the long - running series taking placed in industrialised environments inhabited by disgusting creatures with huge eyes, fingers and toes, and an abnormally long ponytail.

Other historians point to the arrival of British gunboats in the 1830s, when industrialising Europe collided with ancient China, as the dawn of China's modern age.

Among industrialised countries we have the tenth highest level of emissions, higher than the total emissions of Italy and France, each of which have three times the population of Australia.

Still, that hasn't stopped the European Central Bank and the G7 industrialised nations claiming this week they can «calm» market turmoil.

Using a fully industrialised process, Plastic Logic manufactures the most flexible and robust EPDs on the market.

Secondly, Hilton critics our educational system where, as he puts it, there are industrialised processes for cramming knowledge into children's heads and churning out young people equipped for the last century.

Referring to the NPP's manifesto of 2012 which announced the introduction of apprenticeship and skills training programmes for the youth, including those failed by the education system, he reiterated his commitment towards the establishment of such a scheme, as this will give the youth the practical skills they need to get a job as well as to drive a new industrialised economy.

Yarn's film, though ostensibly about a homosexual zombie revolution, is also about the enduring metaphor of the zombie and the way in which stupefaction is the only sane response to the repressive conditions of modern industrialised society.

Michael Vickers's works sit between painting and sculpture, in prioritizing their object - hood physical struggle becomes manifest, highly industrialised materials are folded, pushed and beaten into other forms acknowledging the precarity of their formation and labour.

These breaks are not easily available to vegetable growers who haven't industrialised output so profitably.