If the car factories could be retrofitted, that would undoubtedly be a major selling point for South Australia, which is reeling from auto industry closures.
Second, lower electricity demand thanks to manufacturing industry closures, the enthusiastic uptake of solar by Australian households, the drought and lower coal exports than expected, mean emissions have fallen without any economy-wide carbon policy.
The wake-up call, from failed industry to pensions financing, has been violent; the gradual and soft recognition of the structural nature of the crisis has made it more difficult for the French to accept the brutality of some of the reforms needed: old industry closures, tax increases, and deep changes in the decades-old social contract.
These includes modeling of the impacts of major dam and transport projects, drought and water trading, flood, hypothetical plant disease scenarios, productivity scenarios, wine tax scenarios, major mine construction projects and industry closures.
"Sun Valley is an area that was particularly hard hit as a result of defense industry closures.
Its impact makes it one of the most economically destructive biotoxins, with associated long-term industry closures, and sales prohibitions.
Besides bird predation and water quality deterioration caused by pollution, which are likely to impose further constraints on the expansion of existing mussel farming operations, two main problems for the mussel industry can be linked closely to its future development: seed shortages and biotoxins that lead to long-term industry closures.
They followed the industry from closure of pit to closure of pit.
The management plan says 18 months' notice should be given to the tourism industry before closure.
"The industry needs closure on this issue, they need certainty," said Lawrence J. Goldstein, president of the Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, an industry-financed group.
