### social organization:

Industry
* All industries have companies whose sole business is representing the manufacturer.
* Industries add jobs
  - address issues
  - adopt methods
* Industries also discharge partially treated and untreated effluents into natural watercourses
  - have trash and garbage as a result of doing or making something
  - are also the largest source of bacterial contamination
* Industries are commercial enterprises by means of which people make money - or, at least, hope to
  - indefinite groupings of fluctuating firms
* Industries are located in big cities
  - civilization
  - factories
  - machinery
  - small, relationship-driven worlds
* Industries are used for employing people
  - manufacturing
  - based on natural resources include forestry, fishing, agriculture, mining and energy
* Industries become contributors
  - major contributors
  - can play a vital role in reducing hazardous substance consumption
  - commonly recycle solvents, acids, and metals
* Industries consist of companies
  - contractors
  - continue to pollute water, land, and air
* Industries create job opportunity
  - pay jobs
  - dedicate to development
* Industries develop areas
  - geographical areas
  - versions
* Industries dump huge amounts of waste products into bodies of water each year
  - products into water bodies each year
  - large amounts of waste products into bodies of water each year
* Industries employ art directors
  - assistants
* Industries employ automotive service technicians
  - chemists
  - computer user support specialists
  - construction managers
  - control inspectors
  - electrical engineers
  - human resource specialists
  - janitors
  - material scientists
  - mechanical engineers
* Industries employ medical assistants
  - petroleum technicians
  - physician assistants
  - quality control inspectors
  - receptionists
  - sale managers
  - social workers
* Industries enjoy papaya production
  - success
  - enter maturity
* Industries experience a similar cycle of life
  - conditions
  - problems
  - tough conditions
* Industries face conditions
  - crises
* Industries grow only in proportion to the value they generate
  - over years
* Industries have choices
  - dominant firms
  - further growth
  - impact
  - levels
  - long ways
  - markets
  - positions
  - potential
  - rules
  - same issues
  - the potential to grow large and quickly regardless of the type of crop
  - varying levels of growth
* Industries include individuals
  - steel
* Industries involve preparation
  - technology
  - lose leaders
* Industries make cans, pots and pans out of aluminium
  - strides
* Industries need approval
  - skill technicians
* Industries offer information
  - services
  - often rely on codes of conduct to provide uniform services to consumers
  - operate centers
* Industries pay managers
  - project managers
  - perform roles
* Industries produce goods
  - manure
  - more goods with less energy inputs, thereby increasing profitability
  - poor quality products
* Industries promote economic growth
* Industries provide benefits
  - career opportunity
  - employment
  - knowledge
  - tangible benefits
  - release waste water, containing harmful chemicals, into the soil
  - rely on methods
  - reverse osmosis for such purposes as water purification and food preservation
* Industries see digit growth
  - serve customers
  - show growth
* Industries specialize in customer services
  - suffer damage
  - support jobs
* Industries take advantage
  - positive steps
  - precaution
  - tend to be in-bred and wedded to particular ways of doing things
  - typically start slowly with limited growth
  - use concepts
* Industries use fire to fuel power plants that produce electricity
  - manufacture products and dispose of waste
  - methyl bromide to control stored products insects
  - natural gas to provide energy for various manufacturing processes
  - simulation
  - sulfonated or hydrogenated oil as lubrificant
  - temperature sensor technology
  - water in manufacturing processes
  - using raw materials use agricultural labor
  - usually consist of raw materials and a finished product
* Many industries are able to become more productive because of technology
  - renowned for keeping secrets and the glass industry is no exception
  - depend on the processing of granular materials
  - employ toxicologists to assist in the evaluation of the safety of their products
* Many industries have requirements for hair being contained to prevent worker injury
  - worldwide productive overcapacity
  - rely on a ratio which measures inventory turnover rate
  - require both electricity and process heat
* Many industries use computers, including book publishing
  - steam to generate electricity
  - work with carcinogens, placing workers at a greater risk for developing lung cancer
* Most industries are partially dependent on suppliers to produce their products
* Most industries create pay jobs
  - wealth
* Most industries employ automotive service technicians
  - medical scientists
* Most industries have a safety program designed to reduce the risk of employee injury
  - professional trade associations
  - rules of thumb that are often used to set prices
  - their own trade associations
  - lack necessary air filtration systems for collection of dust and particulate
* Most industries produce goods
* Most industries promote economic growth
  - specialize in services
  - use computerized financial systems to monitor business finances
  - industry is related to agriculture
* Some industries add ammonia to reduce NOx emissions
  - also use microscopes
* Some industries are dependant on specific crops
  - exempt from workers' compensation insurance
  - more sensitive to economic cycles than others
  - particularly sensitive to economic fluctuations
  - sub industries within broader industry groups
* Some industries can also become providers and source of information and knowledge
  - reduce emissions more easily and at a lower cost than others
* Some industries catch fish
  - lobsters
* Some industries create countries
  - pollution
  - depend on bees
  - embrace voluntary standards as a way to dodge more onerous government regulation
* Some industries employ fashion designers
  - fitness trainers
  - health counselors
  - interior designers
  - jewelers
  - librarians
  - mathematicians
  - meteorologists
  - musicians
  - nurses
  - security guards
  - even dispose of harmful chemicals into our water sources
* Some industries experience nuclear accidents
  - serious nuclear accidents
  - have standards to help determine specifications
* Some industries increase pollution
  - water pollution
  - wildlife conservation
* Some industries involve entrepreneurs
  - small entrepreneurs
* Some industries produce carbon dioxide
  - feathers
  - profitably sell waste byproducts like synthetic gypsum
  - raise salmon
  - rely on energy
  - resist economic fluctuations more than others
* Some industries sell insecticide
  - oysters
* Some industries use alcohol
  - hydrogen sulfide to make other chemicals
  - it to make another chemical that is used to make materials that resist burning
  - the rubber for fuel, pointing out that it burns hotter than coal
  - vanillas
  - water as a coolant during processing
* accounts for one-third of the continent's economic activity.
* also invests in the way IT is harnessed
  - plays a key role in the economy
  - refers to simple hard work in our daily vocations, done with care and pride
  - tends to be concentrated in particular regions
  - uses the other resources found in the oceans
* big contributor of ozone into the atmosphere.
* can avoid electronic pollution
  - have a negative impact on innovation
  - reduce the amount of dioxin released by trapping it with fly ash and plastics
* concentrates on agricultural processing.
* consists chiefly of food processing and the manufacture of light consumer goods.
* continues to changes, causing changes in people's lives.
* contributes too little carbon dioxide to affect global climate.
* employs geographers as researchers, analysts, and consultants.
* exists to make things for people, particularly things for women and families.
* features the processing of agricultural products and textile manufacturing.
* growing area that is encompassing biological control.
* has the primary responsibility for the safety of the food it produces and distributes.
* helps promote growth at several levels.
* hires people to be creative and to work in groups.
* includes coal mining and the use of metal ore furnaces
  - the manufacture of textiles, medicines, cosmetics, machinery, and dyes
  - various manufacturing sub-sectors
* is about production, aimed in theory at meeting the needs of man
  - also an important source of employment for Ph.D. mathematicians
* is an important user of environmental technologies related to energy
  - industry or field of work of person's activity or establishment
  - another major source of water pollution
  - any organization that participates in the marketplace
  - associated with the symbol of the beehive
  - concerned with making money, and everything else is secondary
* is confined to boat building, ship repairing, and furniture making
  - construction and food-processing
  - defined in the law as the domestic producers as a whole of a like product
  - dependant on delivery of goods to produce a product
  - dependent on efficient, reliable, low emission combustion systems
  - dominated by the manufacture of gaming devices, chemicals, and aerospace products
  - driven by profit
* is limited to food processing and light manufacturing
  - the production of textiles and light consumer goods
  - linked closely to exports
  - mainly to process farm products
  - motivated by opportunities to increase competitiveness in the market place
  - now the leading segment of the nation's economy, employing one-third of the work force
  - oriented mainly toward producing consumer goods
  - responsible for producing safe food
* is small scale, mostly handicrafts and light manufacturing
  - handicrafts, light manufacturing, and garment production
  - stable and minimally affected by economic cycles
* is the ability to work and learn adult skills
  - backbone of Decatur's economy
* is the biggest consumer of natural gas, using it mainly to manufacture goods
  - user of biomass
* is the largest sector, almost exclusively because of the large hydrocarbon industry
  - source of total gross emissions, and transportation the second
  - major contributor to the good performance of economy
  - production of goods or related services within an economy
  - root of all ugliness
  - soul of business and the keystone of prosperity
  - third major employer of plant biologists
  - ultimately responsible for safe food
  - used to seeing simple spreadsheets of raw numbers
* mainly processes agricultural items.
* major cause of the destruction of habitat
  - source of heat-trapping gases
* often substitutes recycled products for raw natural resources.
* plays a key role in Vancouver's economy
  - major role in point source pollution
  - an important role for the economic success of Bavaria
* prepares urea commercially from liquid ammonia and carbon dioxide.
* produces a number of pollutants.
* releases sulfur dioxide when fossil fuels are burnt and sulfide ores smelted.
* represents the private companies that employs many of the society's inhabitants.
* rests on the iron law of economic determination.
* significant emitter of air pollutants.
* trends Consumer goods companies face a variety of political, social, and market changes.
* uses hydrochloric acid in preparing many chemical compounds
  - metal-sulfur compounds as catalysts in various processes
* uses water for production
  - in cleaning and processing, for transportation and in generating electricity
  - xenon in filling flash lamps and other powerful lamps
+ Mali, Economy
  * Mali is one of the poorest countries in the world. There were several long droughts there over the last hundred years. Therefore, most economic activity is near the Niger River. Industry is mainly to process farm products. Women also do pottery and the pots are bought and taken to markets. Many foreign tourists like the traditional methods which the women use to make the pots. Mali's main export is cotton, so if the price of cotton changes, Mali's economy is affected a lot. Mali also receives a lot of financial help from other countries. Several international companies started digging for larger amounts of gold in 1996-1998, and the government thinks that Mali will become an important gold exporter soon.
+ Polycarbonate
  * Industries use clear polycarbonate to make glasses. This is because it has a very good transparency and durability. Lenses made from clear polycarbonate can be thinner than lenses made from ordinary glass.