(a) Solid and Waste Water Management for the Tourism Industry, Saint Lucia, 2 9 February 1998

Fierce competition for a shrinking water resources base is resulting in over extraction for industry and agriculture, falling groundwater levels and failing domestic water sources.

(i) Guyana was severely affected by drought, while its gold mining industry was severely affected by water shortages

Core causes of water sources pollution are related to human activities, such as dumping liquid waste materials from industry and communities.

It has linkages to the framework of Agenda 21, with relation to energy, transport, industry, agriculture, forests, water and waste management.

362. Inadequate reception facilities for dirty ballast water, waste oil and garbage present a serious worldwide problem for the shipping industry.

The public's needs are for roads, railways, airports, seaports, telecommunications, power stations, research in industry and agriculture, safe water, education and health.

In the case of men, there is a downward trend in their participation in industry, commerce, electricity gas water, agriculture and mining.

Meanwhile, pollution (from industry, agriculture and in some cases from the mass disposal of faeces into the environment) threatens previously safe water sources.

296. The amount of water abstracted for use in industry and households has fallen by about 15 per cent from 1989 to 1994.

The high growth rate seen in industry was due to an 8.8 growth in the mining industry over the 2002 indicators, an 8.9 growth in manufacturing, and a 7.1 growth in the production and distribution of electricity, gas, and water.

Down 40 percent in our broadloom carpet business, which we acquired in 1993 right here in California, City of Industry, where water is so precious.

Currently, the priority directions for integration are cooperation in agro industry, the water and energy supply sector, transportation, production cooperation and payments and accounting relations

One burgeoning new industry is the garment industry.

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With the era of cheap, bountiful water having been replaced by increasing supply and quality constraints, many investors are beginning to view water as the new oil. The dramatic rise of the bottled water industry since the 1990 s attests to the increasing commodification of the world s most critical resource.

The Provincial Governments have extended this initiative industry by industry.

Through an international recruitment process, the Government of Anguilla has selected an Executive Director for the Commission, which will regulate the industry, including the electricity and water sectors.

They are concentrated in the fields of conserving energy and using renewable low polluting energy sources low cost water and sanitation waste management environmentally sound construction industry, etc.

The programme has made possible the purchase of foodstuffs, medical supplies and essential inputs for agriculture, water and sanitation, electricity and, recently, spare parts for the oil industry.

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As a direct consequence, this phenomenon may magnify both drought and flood events thus affecting agriculture, industry, water supply and natural ecosystems with corresponding economic damages and human losses.

Although the first four notices are not directly involved with coal industry, the target industry is directly related with coal industry.

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Many Parties stated that they already experience severe water supply problems caused by a rapid increase in population, growing demands from agriculture and industry, expanding urbanization, unabated pollution of water bodies and the effects of climatic variability and extreme events (e.g. Lesotho, Philippines, Uganda).

Many Parties stated that they already experience severe water supply problems caused by a rapid increase in population, growing demands from agriculture and industry, expanding urbanization, unabated pollution of water bodies and the exacerbation of these by the effects of climatic variability and extreme events.

The central dilemma of nuclear power in an increasingly water stressed world is that it is a water guzzler, yet vulnerable to water. And, decades after Lewis L. Strauss, the Chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Agency, claimed that nuclear power would become too cheap to meter, the nuclear industry everywhere still subsists on munificent government subsidies.

First, extractive industry.

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Fuel combustion industry

Space industry development

Electronic apparatus industry