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Human activity is the main cause of the present climate change. Burning fossil fuels and deforestation mean that the amount of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere has been gradually increasing since the start of the Industrial Revolution. This is causing an accelerated greenhouse effect, which is global warming, and this is causing climate change.
The factors of production contributed to the industrial revolution. The improvements in the process of productions (land,labor and capital) so more people were inventing new tools or machinery which led to a great amount of products in other words it was the industrial revolution. England is said to be the nation where the industrial revolution began in the early 18th century.
Oil was used to lubricate the vast amount of machinery used in the factories of the Industrial Revolution. It was also used for kerosene lamps, which were hugely important. The discovery of oil in Pennsylvania in the USA was a great boost to industrial production.
Innovation led to the Industrial Revolution in England through the variety and amount of English thinkers and inventors being able to communicate effectively and quickly about their new farming and factory techniques.
the amount and variety of goods available to them.
the amount and variety of goods available to them.
Innovation led to the Industrial Revolution in England through the variety and amount of English thinkers and inventors being able to communicate effectively and quickly about their new farming and factory techniques.
The amount of water needed in a greenhouse depends on the size of the greenhouse and the amount of irrigation it has. Plants in a greenhouse generally need far less water than regular plants.
It became away for people to make money in a short amount of time. and created the Industrial revolution.
If the amount of greenhouse gases were reduced, then the temperature of the earth would cool.
The amount is increased. Co2 is a greenhouse gas.
chimney sweeps, factory workers, miners and more; all receiving very low wages.