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Early factory towns were unhealthy,because conditions in factories were usually unsafe due to the lack of regulation on equipment or the factories themselves.There was no labor laws to protect young workers from getting injured on the job.
terrible unhealthy and dangerous
Children were lucky to be paid a minimum wage; but they were often physically abused, and many became ill or hurt from a factory's unhealthy and unsafe conditions.
Although factory work paid good money, the factories were unhealthy and possibly even dangerous places.
Although factory work paid good money, the factories were unhealthy and possibly even dangerous places.
Although factory work paid good money, the factories were unhealthy and possibly even dangerous places.
Paper clips, being made out of steel wire, don't reproduce. They're made by a machine in a factory.
Thrift Factory
the industrial era came in. Factories were producing. There were women working 14 to 16 hours under hard conditions. The Shirtwaist factory fire where 146 people mostly women died was to me the event that starting changing working conditions. the factory was replaced easily, the women lost with their expertice in clothing manufacturing was very hard to replace.
Non organic foods often contain additives and preservatives that are unhealthy. They may also contain GMOs and pesticide residues, and animals are likely to have been raised on factory farms and are likely to have been given hormones and antibiotics.
I'm going to the factory. Meet me at the factory. The factory has a steam whistle.
Certainly. In fact, factory farmed chickens are fed very unhealthy diets, and often have a very high fat percentage in their bodies. In turn, eating factory farmed chickens, and any factory farmed animals, is very unhealthy. Free range chickens are almost never fat, unless they are fed fattening foods. Breeds like Cornish, which are kept almost exclusively for meat, are bred to grow fast, and can get quite fat, again, in a factory farmed setting. Some of them get so big and fat in factory farms that they can have severe leg problems, and suffer extreme cruelty. Thus, eating free range chicken (or no chicken) is not only much healthier, but much kinder.