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Much of the U.S. economic data over the last month has been softer than expected, raising concerns about future consumption of industrial commodities such as copper.
FORBES: Copper Expected To Languish Over Summer But Pick Up Into Year-End
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After the nasty price shocks and shortages in the 1970s, U.S. industrial consumption of natural gas plunged by 30%.
FORBES: The gas trap
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Britain now suffers among the highest rates of alcohol consumption in the advanced industrial world, and unlike in most countries, boozing is on the upswing.
FORBES: New Geographer
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Demand for natural gas is set to rise in the U.S. as power plants and the industrial sector increase their consumption of the fuel.
FORBES: Kinder Morgan Doubles Down On Shale With Copano Acquisition
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Mr Cavey calculates that the metals industry accounted for 40% of the growth in electricity consumption in 2001-07, but only 16% of the increase in industrial production.
ECONOMIST: Is China overstating its true rate of growth?
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Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, energy consumption per person in the U.S. has crept ahead at 3% per year.
FORBES: Steel Versus Silicon
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The demand for water originates from four main sources, namely, agriculture, production of energy, industrial uses and human consumption.
UNESCO: World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP)
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China's industrial sector accounts for 70% of total energy consumption.
FORBES: China's Power Problem
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He is unimpressed by those who say that economists have been advocating similar consumption taxes for half a century without persuading the government of a single industrial country to adopt one.
ECONOMIST: Spending and happiness
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He says this will create regional jobs, increase resource security, reduce consumption of non-renewable resources, increase material efficiency and prevent carbon emissions and industrial waste - all on a big scale.
BBC: Savings needed to meet future demand for resources
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As a result, creation as much as consumption becomes a deeply personal experience, not one alienated or fragmented like so many of our experiences post Industrial Revolution.
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