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Industry and Energy - Recycling and Changing Industry

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recycling   show
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show curbside programs, drop-off centers, buy-back centers (commercial operations pay consumers for recycled materials), deposit programs (price of a beverage can include a deposit fee that is returned when the container is returned)  
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show the rebuilding of a product to specifications of the original manufactured product using a combination of reused, repaired, and new parts  
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show account for more than 1/2 the recycling activity - paper mills, steel mills, plastic converters, and iron and steel foundries  
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paper   show
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plastic   show
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show can be used repeatedly with no loss in quality  
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show principle source is beverage containers  
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show selective transfer of some jobs to developing countries  
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outsourcing   show
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vertical integration   show
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show the world’s largest electronics contractor, employs 1 million in China  
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maquiladoras   show
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show an acronym coined by the investment banking firm Goldman Sachs for Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – much of the world’s manufacturing growth is expected to cluster in these countries  
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show clothing production - principal natural fiber is cotton  
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weaving   show
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Barthelemy Thimonnier   show
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show manufactured the 1st commercially successful sewing machine in the US in the 1850s  
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show garments, carpets, home products like bed linens and curtains, and industrial items like headliners and motor vehicles  
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show an alloy of iron that is manufactured by removing impurities in iron and adding desirable elements  
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show relative importance of the main markets and increasing importance of proximity to markets  
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2 raw materials to make steel   show
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show concentrated around Pittsburgh because iron and coal mined there  
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steel mills in the late-1800s   show
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show South Lake Michigan because needed more iron than coal  
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show East and West coasts because iron started coming from other countries  
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steel mills in the late-1900s   show
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show main input is scrap metal, less expensive, and can locate near markets  
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show requires a factory to maintain an “open shop” and prohibits a “closed shop”  
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show a company and a union agree that everyone must join the union to work in the factory  
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show a union and a company may not negotiate a contract that requires workers to join a union as a condition of employment  
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2 important site and situation factors in Europe   show
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