EFFECTS OF INDUSTRLIZATION
Industrialization refers to an economic activity that is concerned with the production of goods, extraction of minerals and the provision of services.
no,doubt contribution but increasing in pollution result in degradation's of environment. incresing population in town & cities
It kills plants, like medical plants, ornamental plant's, etc it also kills herbivores animals it also effect our clean environment by changing the effect of chemicals
*Production of toxics products, for eg pesticides and herbicides which comprise the helth system of organism .
*Because of us indutrlisation is going on ..... and it is effecting enviromet by so many diffrent ways like with the Co2 your breth & the trash we throw away in river, pond etc there are countless way by which we effect environment
Industrialization
No
yes industrialization is a necessary evil as we need industrialization to improve our economic growth but it is also degrading our environment as well as mankind.
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by using the things which are effected in the environment. example: transport, using more electricity and many more.
A global trade pattern is how countries trade with each other. It is also known as international trading. Industrialization has a huge impact on how trade is effected.
in a grrass like house
it affected population distribution poorly. it caused more people to move to the cities and it became very crowded. living conditions worsened and disease spread rapidly.
the environment would be effected (in a negative way). the water would get contaminated.
people are effected by the pollution in cities, garbage & bad habits .
Industrialization can have both positive and negative effects on the environment. While it can lead to increased pollution, deforestation, and habitat destruction, it also brings technological advancements that can support environmental protection efforts. The key lies in implementing sustainable practices and regulations to mitigate the negative impacts of industrialization on the environment.
the growth made it an unhealthy place for the poor people who lived there and worked there.