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1. Smokestack schoolroom
2. In terms of similarly world-beating deposits, there is nickel in New Caledonia (the mining establishment once ruled the island in the name of France); aluminium at Weipa on the Cape York peninsula of Queensland; iron in the Hamersley Range of Western Australia; lead, zinc and silver at Broken Hill; uranium near Darwin and in the tiny Queensland town called Mary Kathleen; copper and lead at Mount Isa, whose smokestack is the tallest structure in northern Australia.
3. The sufferers have been petrochemicals, textiles, and all the traditional "metal bashing" and smokestack industries.
4. Basically any report on Eastern Europe's problems comes down to much the same things: a heavy reliance on smokestack industries burning brown coal (also known as lignite) and pouring out uncontrolled noxious fumes, factories tipping their chemical wastes straight into rivers, and untreated sewage.
5. Initially, the EPA barred the trade-off between smokestack or plant emissions and wind-blown dust, arguing that industrial processes emitted smaller particles that stay in the air longer and lodge more deeply in the lungs.
6. This was experienced by the largest and most outstanding US corporations, all manner of industries grouped together as "smokestack America", and by the powerful banks and finance houses.
7. This is a far cry from the days when increases in national income were committed by the conference before they were generated and the economy's commanding heights were deemed to be heavy, smokestack industries.
8. Normally, the EPA and state control agencies set limits on emissions from each vent, smokestack, or other source of pollution in a plant.
9. The impression arose, in his view, not because of anything ministers said, but because the Government began privatising and stopped handing out subsidies to smokestack activities, so that its role in running industry diminished.
10. The cost of restricting emissions in a country struggling with inefficient smokestack industries may not have been in Budyko's mind, but it is an obvious factor in the Soviet attitude, as it is elsewhere.
11. Coal as an export commodity is to some extent a casualty of the shift in the economic mix of the Western industrialised nations away from energy intensive "smokestack" industries and towards higher added value, higher technology industries.
12. Where the Toffler of The Third Wave was confident about the future, albeit with the "smokestack" politicians and institutions of the second wave of mass society in its way, this Toffler is hesitant, fearful of violence, repression, global instability and the yearnings for a new Dark Age.
13. Smokestack economics