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Community-based protests against major construction and engineering projects are becoming increasingly common as concerns over issues such as corporate social accountability, climate change and corruption become more prominent in the public's mind.
Projects are becoming more upscale.
Such cases, where disproportionate force is used against people resisting land projects, are becoming common in parts of Africa, Asia and Latin America.
Cathy Barnard, Westport's town planner, said, "We have not seen a slowdown in building permits, but projects are becoming more complicated, requiring protracted review".
Because of the endlessly complicated interplay of geology and geopolitics, access to petroleum resources is increasingly constrained, costs have soared and energy projects are becoming more complex.
On the one hand, projects are becoming steadily larger and, more importantly, will increasingly be applied to non-traditional sectors.
Raising foreign money for big infrastructure projects is becoming harder, and those European banks still operating in Iran admit privately that their business is drying up.
Though he lived in Haifa, he found himself spending longer periods in Jenin.By this spring, however, Muslim hostility to his projects was becoming harder to bear.
Over the past three years we've seen the closure of big expensive studios like Lionhead, Evolution, Maxis and Irrational Games, and it's partly because the whole idea of cramming lots of staff into the same building and employing them all to work on two-year projects is becoming untenable for all but the biggest, safest franchises.
By the early 1980s, when both President Obama and I were in college, the anti-big-government, pro-privatization rhetoric of the Reagan years was catching on, and the entire notion of public spending, let alone spending on large public works projects, was becoming passé.
The use of bioindicators as a tool in conservation and landscape ecology projects is becoming more widespread.
