But because almost half of the population has no access to electricity, India's per capita carbon footprint remains relatively small, empowering the central Indian argument for its right to consume more.
These are small, federally empowered bodies that review research proposals before they are carried out, to ensure that the studies are ethically sound.
We take a similar model that seems to work: We have small units empowered to make decisions from early discovery all the way through to early concept testing in humans.
14 Japan Embraces the Internet The Internet is quietly transforming Japan, making celebrities of small farmers, empowering women, changing the way people apply for jobs and schools and generally chipping away at traditional patterns of behavior.
But Rebel Nell's mission is less about making jewelry than, on a small scale, empowering and employing Detroit women.
This is the new Albany, where the barely-there Democratic majority in the Senate — 32 Democrats, 30 Republicans, 32 votes needed to pass anything — has empowered small groups of rank-and-file lawmakers in ways frustrating to those who have traditionally wielded power on issues as momentous as the future of regional transportation and as parochial as which senator heads which committee.
Now small companies, newly empowered with IT, can bypass the middlemen who used to charge a hefty commission to supply what essentially was information.
Now small companies, newly empowered with IT, can bypass the countless middlemen who used to charge a hefty commission to supply what essentially was information.
However, the fact that biofuels have caused no structural change and have disadvantaged rather than empowered small farmers in the Global South, does not mean that a structural change is impossible.
Small business owners empowered.
