Impact of industrialization on pollution

Answer 1

Global warming is one of the most serious consequences ofindustrial pollution, causing an increase of the water levels therefore increasing the chances of flood. With the increase in the number of industries air pollution also has increased significantly.The emissions from various industries contain large amounts of gases that result in various environmental hazards such as acid rain.

Answer 2

• The exhaust air form oil refinery impact the environment greatly because the chemicals given off can cause heart cancer.

• The dumping of chemical waste into rivers and creeks from industries damaging the eco system.

• Unfiltered smog from the chimneys of factories causing acid rain and killing trees and wild life. Also the raise of co2 levels in the air contributing to global warming.

• Chemical spills from industries such as the oil industry affecting marine life when spilled in water.

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Answer 3

well it degrades the environment the same way us humans do. Pollution-Filth of any type whether it be chemical or physical meaning items that should be disposed. When us humans pollute the earth we pollute it by littering. The industry has its own ways of degrading our environment just like we do.

Answer 4

Industrialization has significantly increased pollution through the release of harmful chemicals and gases into the air, water, and land. Factors such as increased energy consumption, production of goods, and transportation have contributed to the degradation of the environment and public health. Efforts are being made to mitigate these impacts through regulations, technological advancements, and sustainable practices.

Answer 5

Industrial pollution is one of the major causes of global warming. Toxic wastes that come from industries and do not get disposed of well also contribute to environmental degradation.