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India's rush for industrialisation may be stymied by a lack of power for its factories, but, barely noticed, solar electricity is being taken to thousands of villages in one of the most ambitious grassroots projects ever attempted.

And they are doing so at a time of economic uncertainty: a depressed stockmarket and indications that Malaysia's breakneck pace of industrialisation may not be sustainable.

"Test scores may be important in the age of industrialisation, but not anymore.

It is argued that the pattern of Indian development has been a specific one and that the country may be able to skip the intermediate industrialisation-led phase in the transformation of its economic structure.

If you're a green activist, nature may be the forests and animals threatened by industrialisation and global warming; if you're an evolutionary biologist, it may be the genetic structure of life; if you're cosmologically inclined, it's every particle that has ensued from the big bang.

This is particularly likely to be the case in the hotter regions of the world, and may be associated with excessive outdoor temperatures or, with increasing industrialisation, very hot and/or poorly ventilated indoor work environments (2).

China may be among the last economies to be able to ride industrialisation to middle-income status.

The historical picture of China being at relatively low-risk for cervical cancer may not apply to the whole country, and may be changing as a result of the marked behavioural changes accompanying rapid industrialisation and urbanisation.

While there may be very good civil applications, these machines are clearly moving us toward the automation and industrialisation of warfare".

It may be unrealistic to expect that these green growth approaches will produce the same rate of growth for poor countries as rapid industrialisation did 20 years ago.

People who live nearby petrochemical facilities may be exposed to pollution resulting from the facilities, but it remains unknown whether their life expectancy is affected by the emissions or other factors associated with industrialisation.