How development and industrialization has affected the environment



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Table of contents

INTRODUCTION1

Industrialization1

The environment1

DISCUSSION2

Industrialization and growth2

Industrialization impact on people's daily lives3

Development3

Development during the cold war, and its effects3

Toxic5

Air Pollution5

Acid Test6

Destruction of ozone7

CONCLUSION7

References8

How development and industrialization has affected the environment

INTRODUCTION

The nature has had serious effects directly linked to the progress and development of mankind through industrialization. To better understand this inverse relation, it is essential to understand what development and industrialization actually is, and how they affect the Nature.

Industrialization

Industrialization is the process of manufacturing of products with technology that enables high productivity at work and brings together workers in facilities consistent with fixed schedules and strict regulation. Industrialization is a process that disrupts production techniques: the system handicraft, manual production, in geographically dispersed locations, is replaced by a production using more energy from a machine, mass production, centralized, using norms or standards in order to obtain products of uniform quality. The transition from domestic work to work more and more specialized radically changes the ways of life. Yet it does not touch all countries and its own development differs in affected areas.

The environment

The environment is a collection of some of biotic (solar energy, land, water and air) and biotic (living organisms), which make up the biosphere, which is a home to live appeared late in the history of Earth, but was able to change the operating environment through industrialization, to meet their needs. He was part of the industrial revolution, when man began to really change the face of the planet's atmosphere and the nature of the quality of your water. Today, an unprecedented increase in demand for human population and rapid technological developments require the production of the environment has fallen further and faster in the quality and the ability to maintain lines which are drawn in the main examples of human industrialization has created the environment (Cummings, T. G. 2009).

DISCUSSION

It is known as the industrialization process by which a State or community moves from a social economy based on agriculture to one based on industrial development and in which he represents in economic terms the fundamental underpinning of GDP and in terms of occupation provides work for the majority of the population. It also implies an economy of free trade, the sector is removed from the peasantry, forcing him to migrate to cities where factories have been installed, with large samples of technological advances, increase the production rate (and thus increased the capital), now in factories, before the domestic space of the farmers, such as textiles, utensils, ceramics. Put more simply: "Giving dominated industries in the economy of a country." or "economic system development and technical support needed to transform raw materials into products suitable for consumption.

Industrialization and growth

Industrialization began in Britain in the decades 1 770 - one thousand seven hundred and eighty, with the use of steam engines, fueled by coal, which replaces the charcoal, whose production is insufficient (which is perhaps historically the first crisis energy). It is spread in Western Europe from 1820. This process was only possible thanks to the Agricultural Revolution of the eighteenth century. The France enters it in the same way ...