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paki · Answer

please post question.... @chaser71

e.mccormick · Answer

So you mean something like oil spills or ewaste and how it fits in?

paki · Answer

here it will be the treatment plants, which directly affects the governmental budget....

paki · Answer

ahhh ok... let's find the path...

e.mccormick · Answer

Well, with all the fuss over the BP spill, what happened to the environmental regulations?  Was there any legal changes in offshore drilling and what did that do to the supply/demand ratio of oil?

paki · Answer

In Shanghai, China, water intakes had to be moved upstream more than 40 km at a cost of about US $300 million (World Bank, 1992)... so if this is increased, then there will also be an increase in the product market and if product market is increased then there will be a shortage in the market too... so the remaining world will be deprived of the product or it's quality....

i have this opinion.... @chaser71

paki · Answer

i think you are right too... but your statement is similar to mine one..... @chaser71

e.mccormick · Answer

Yes, that is the sort of stuff to look at.

paki · Answer

you should note this main point that "when the demand of a product increases, either it's production is decreased or either it's quality value is reduced"....