to deindustrialize

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• We could rapidly deindustrialize in a short amount of time, remediating the land with biochar and restructuring our food production to permaculture/organic farming.

  Blog text (17)

• Their plan is to deindustrialize America, and stupid people donate to these groups to help this along.

  Blog text (7)

• That was exploitative and was is has ended up deindustrializing of the United States and Europe.

  Robinson Erhardt

• It developed and formalized an old upper-class desire to deindustrialize the urban center.

  Blog text (26)

• After all, these consequences are borne by those whose hands are far from the levers of power: blue-collar workers deindustrialized out of a job; suburban moms who feel they have less control over their children and their communities; minimum-wage workers in Silicon Valley blocked from joining a union; young adults whose first jobs come with no benefits and no security.

  Fiction book (1999)

• As more manufacturing jobs left, the region began to deindustrialize, leading to a significant increase in unemployment.

• Policymakers are worried that if we deindustrialize too quickly, it will negatively impact the local economy.

Antonyms

R

to revive

104 4.2

Make something active or popular again after a time of being forgotten

I

to industrialize

29 4.8

To set up many factories and use machines to make a lot of goods

How Much

to eliminate

• NSFW

502 3.4

to deindustrialize

• Specialized

8.4

to reduce

∞ 1.6

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