The authority risked being left unable to deal with the challenges of coral bleaching, the impacts of climate change, poor water quality and industrialisation of the reef, Hurley said.
This gritty, down-to-earth quality, in keeping with the industrialisation that was spreading through the US at the time, was enshrined in the school motto, Mens et Manus – Mind and Hand – as well as its logo, which showed a gowned scholar standing beside an ironmonger bearing a hammer and anvil.
After all, the qualities associated with modernity - industrialisation, rising individualism, nationalism, secularism - are "really a description of what was supposed to have happened in Europe".
The paper of Björn Sautter aims to assess the ManuFuture Road towards EU Re-Industrialisation based on quality criteria for Futures Research in order to draw conclusions for effective Futuring activities in general and for the next ManuFuture strategy cycle.
This article aimed at assessing the ManuFuture Road towards EU Re-Industrialisation based on pragmatic quality criteria for Futures Research in order to draw conclusions for effective 'futuring' activities in general and for the next ManuFuture strategy cycle in particular.
Increased urbanisation and industrialisation has placed increased water quality and quantity stress in many countries such as Malaysia (Chan 2006; Lee et al. 2015).
The benign explanation is that China is undergoing the same problems as Japan once did, but in a litigious, consumer-centred age in which every flaw is magnified.There is something to this, but Japan's national obsession with quality was apparent early in its post-war industrialisation, when it adopted the teachings of W. Edwards Deming, an American quality-control guru.
While Playford was known for his use of price controls to restrain the price of living and therefore attract blue-collar workers to settle in the state and fuel industrialisation, South Australia also lagged behind in consumer protection laws in regards to quality control.
Rapid industrialisation, urbanisation and population growth have resulted in an increased deterioration of water quality in river systems (Wong and Wong 2003; Dalu and Froneman 2016; Tudesque et al. 2014; Teittinen et al. 2015).
"These populations have a quality of life much higher, regardless of poverty, than the model that Brazil is offering with the industrialisation model," Pacheco says.
