Sentence examples for ecosystem industries from inspiring English sources

To allow BP to focus only on the day the Deepwater Horizon blew, and not to consider the general lack of safety culture described by the Chemical Safety Board in both the Deepwater Horizon and the Texas City refinery disasters, is to leave the Gulf of Mexico's ecosystem, industries, cultures and people at the mercy of a repeat offender.

In summary, the findings in the offshore wind ecosystem industry highlight a need for industrial actors to both develop explorative and exploitative initiatives related to the following: Enhanced focus of the helixes on transparency and open collaboration practices; Utilisation of SME complementarity within innovation initiatives.

In closing, I would like to say that the people, wildlife, ecosystems, industries and workers of the Gulf of Mexico are not trade-offs.

This is no small feat in a complex ecosystem of industry giants, legacy systems, and intra-organizational dynamics.

Participants suggested that really effective management and adaptation in the catchment and coastline – including protection and rehabilitation of mangrove habitat around the Trinity Inlet, Hinchinbrook Channel and the Fitzroy River, for example – could substantially improve the outlook for GBR ecosystems and industries despite climate change (as reflected under 'ideal' adaptation in 1b).

The Brundtland Report included chapters covering, among other topics within sustainable development, the role of the international economy, population and human resources, food security, species and ecosystems, energy, industry, and proposed legal principles for environmental protection.

People are directly exposed to changing weather patterns (temperature, precipitation, sea-level rises and more frequent extreme events) and indirectly through changes in the quality of water, air and food in addition to changes in ecosystems, agriculture, industry, human settlements and the economy.

In an industrial ecosystem, a group of industries are inter-connected through mass and energy exchanges for mutual benefits.

The result, of course, is that China is capturing ("picking") the industrial ecosystems for the industries of the future.

But that's just the tip of the iceberg for the weird defense-industrial ecosystem which mixes defense industry, money, and politics.

This manifests itself in a few different ways; many of the startups in this ecosystem focus on industries where the country traditionally has been strong: Oil, gas, shipping and fish.