Industrial Revolution: The Harmful Effects Of Pollution

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Pollution is the biggest enemy that whole people are facing. People destroy many environments just only for their own wealth. They cut down thousands of trees which can cause Earth to reduce carbon dioxide and produce oxygen. Their purpose is having more place to farm, grow crop and feed more domesticated animals. Mother Earth nurtured several, colorful and different cultures by her blood and bones, but people leave for her in the horrible condition. If people don’t take care the environments, we might destroy Earth one day. The industrial revolution did not only bring the new technology to the world, but also bring the awful pollution to the environment. In 1900s, people recovered the wonderful energy “Petroleum” and “Coal”. Both of them gave the transportation a huge change. When the railroad separated like the cobweb on the surface of Earth and bring the convenience to the world, it also seized Earth tightly to make sure people fell into …show more content…
The world improve obviously than the past, but the problems hide in the improvement are the pollutions. The most dangerous pollution is water pollution. Water pollution is the leading worldwide cause of deaths and diseases. Earth is covering by the water, but the water can use in the life is less than one percentage. This data shows us how the water is valuable for our lives. In addition, the water pollution causes more than 14000 people died. No matter is the developing countries or developed countries, both of them still have the water pollution problem. The world economic needs the heavy industry to support,but the heavy industry is the major reason might produce many kinds of pollution. In the future, the water will become the cause of the war. If people still don’t care about the water, the water will become more important to the world and the war for the water also come closer for the whole