(FGD 4_Rural)As in the cities, however, increasing industrialisation has brought increasing risk – often associated with insecticide contamination of food or water, though sometimes the threats of rural life, real or perceived, persist.
Even if people use less water, population growth, the expansion of cities and industrialisation will increase China's overall demand.
Modern farming practise and increased land clearing have also had an impact, and much of the coastline of dugong habitats is undergoing industrialisation, with increasing human populations.
Increased urbanisation and industrialisation has placed increased water quality and quantity stress in many countries such as Malaysia (Chan 2006; Lee et al. 2015).
With some lamenting the lagging reform process that has hampered India realising its tremendous potential, the threat of crisis may spur needed reforms to increase industrialisation, reduce the regulatory burden, and importantly increase investment in education, among others.
As contemporary building technology evolves to meet the challenges of increasing industrialisation and prefabrication of the construction process the demand for more efficiency also increases.
The loss of diversity of what we eat is a result of multiple factors, including the increased industrialisation and globalisation of agriculture that has seen farmers worldwide pushed to abandon multiple local plant varieties for genetically uniform, high-yielding varieties.
That means, pessimists fear, that African countries may fail to navigate the virtuous cycle of industrialisation, growing employment, increasing productivity and prosperity.One African in two is a child.
Beginning with a section devoted to the origins of the museum itself, founded in 1914 by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney in a townhouse at 8 West 8th Street, we soon find ourselves mired in stories of gross inequality, of America's increasing industrialisation and the after-effects of the great depression.
