Sentence examples for future of extractive from inspiring English sources
In April it rescinded a concession for a $950m copper project near Arequipa.All this has thrown doubt over the future of extractive industries in Peru, the main motor of the country's rapid economic growth (averaging 7% a year for the past five years).
Elaborating on themes such as the temporality of mining landscapes and extraction's seasonality, rhythms and cycles, as well as the entanglements of past, present and future in extractive industries, attention is drawn to the multiplicity of temporalities associated with the extractive industries and their diverging (often conflicting) perceptions, representations, discourses and politics.
But the spread of extractive industries has dismayed conservationists.
Rather, it's the needs of extractive industries that are clearly structuring the policy here too.
"People are living with the negative impact of extractive industries," she says, a situation she abhors.
It is the attitude of extractive industry -- get in, get rich, get out.
Peru desperately needs an accepted framework for reconciling the interests of extractive industries and local people.
The agenda includes discussions on revealing the real owners of extractive companies and transparency around commodities trading, contracts and companies.
After his death, Mendes's home state of Acre in the western Amazon has pioneered the establishment of extractive reserves.
The rights of extractive populations seem a low priority for the president, Dilma Rousseff, conservation even less so.
The elements of extractive desulfurization are shown in Fig. 4.
