For instance, the recent drive to relocate industries from urban to fringe areas in Delhi is expected to have a profound effect on local food production for the city.
Different from the traditional development mode which merely relocating industries outside of the cities for pursuing sustainable development, eco-industrial development makes significant innovation by treating or utilizing wastes (i.e. solid wastes and waste energy) in a smart way for local industries to achieve a win win situation.
Even once "I Love Lucy" began to revolutionize the market — creating a new model of syndication and relocating the industry to Los Angeles — sitcom episodes were designed to run in any order, not to tell ongoing stories.
In recent years, in the face of these and other findings, the Supreme Court has spurred major environmental actions such as relocating polluting industries out of Delhi and replacing diesel with compressed natural gas in public transport.
During Soviet times, a lot of heavy industry relocated here.
If you want to switch roles, change industries, relocate, or keep your search confidential, it's near impossible to get an employer to pay attention.
A BP spokesman said that the letter was intended to "highlight the risk of 'carbon leakage', where EU policy to reduce carbon emissions may result in industry relocating outside the EU, rather than achieving any actual reduction in emissions.
I got hooked on the industry, relocated to Silicon Valley, where games grew up and worked for a bunch of companies here, and I even worked with the guy who built Tetris.
With all the Rust Belt and foreign industry relocating to the South (there are approximately forty automobile plants -- including parts and assembly facilities -- already in Dixie), it made absolute sense for unions to make a serious run at them.
The mechanization of fulling also caused the cloth industry to relocate along streams, often away from the established urban textile centres.
