Oklahoma remains something of an economic satellite of the industrial North and East, furnishing food, raw materials, and fuels to them.
That initial hinterland had provided food, raw materials and markets for the commodities flowing increasingly from the growing urban capitalist centers.
Soon we are beyond the hubbub, zooming past the city walls and into the Palmeraie, a now-protected neighbourhood where centuries of palm cultivation provided the city with food, raw materials and greenery.
As a result of a tacit Anglo-American agreement, the United States soon became the chief external source of supply for the food, raw materials, and munitions that fed the British and French war machines.
The global population growth is expected to cause an increase in the GDP of many countries and substantially increase the demand for food, raw materials etc.
Currently there is an urgent need for multi-mycotoxin detection methods due to the co-occurrence of multiple mycotoxins in food raw materials and their augmented toxicity.
At the same time such programmes may provide the structure for pursing the aims of decoupling wealth and resource consumption (taking into account the resource nexus, i.e. the linkage between different natural resources), ensuring supply security (food, raw materials, etc).
China has been importing from the United States roughly $50 billion in goods each year, much of it food, raw materials and energy.
Coastal marine habitats, of which estuaries are a significant component, are estimated to provide over U.S. $14 trillion worth of ecosystem goods and services in the form of food, raw materials, disturbance regulation and nutrient cycling [7].
The use of methanol as a carbon source for biotechnological processes has recently attracted great interest due to relatively low price, high abundance, high purity of methanol, and the fact that it is a non-food raw material.
