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Much seems to depend on a strong oil price and continued demand for raw materials from industrialising economies such as China.

but such a decline, he says, is not unusual for an industrialising country.

"It would be like industrialising the Sound, " says Audra Parker, head of the Alliance to Protect Nantucket Sound, a protest group.

Between 1880 and 1900, the bank says, the urban share in then-industrialising Europe and America went up by about the same amount.

China, with some justification, points out that it is still industrialising.

For an industrialising nation to neglect women is akin to fighting with one limb tied behind your back.

Right now, China is growing fast because it is industrialising, urbanising and catching up to the global technological leaders.

One is how quickly the rapidly industrialising countries mandate the fitting of equipment that removes sulphate particles.

China's foreign direct investment to date has focused on securing the energy and resources that its industrialising economy craves.

But this is part of a wider pattern, namely that all industrialising nations need access to the raw materials that underpin growth.

Though India is industrialising fast, in the rich world we still produce 10 times as much carbon per head as Indians do.

China is industrialising at breakneck speed, swelling its appetite for energy at an unprecedented rate.

It is true that coal remains cheap, and is the favoured fuel for power stations in industrialising Asia.

China has also become the largest market for the fast-industrialising countries of East Asia.

These shifts are beginning, though at a far slower pace than in rapidly industrialising China.

It passes through a countryside that is visibly industrialising.

With China and India industrialising, it is unlikely that commodities will be as cheap as in the 1990s any time soon.

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