Efects of IndustrializationPREPARED FOR DR. S. M. MOSTAFA KAMAL KHAN (SKK)Associate Professor Department of Biology and ChemistrySec - 2

Group MembersName ID1. SK. Nasif Hasan 112 0157 0302. Sabbir Reza 111 0954 0303. Shamsuzzaman Chisty 111 0956 0424. Ahmed Shafat Kareem 111 0985 042IntroductionIndustrialization is the process of societies transformation. From agricultural to manufacturing Base.Manual labor is replaced by mechanized mass production Craftsmen replaced by assembly lines.First Industrial Revolution took place from mid-18th to early 19th. Started Europe and North America.2nd Industrial Revolution" came in mid-19th .Invention of combustion engineharnessing electricity construction of canals, railways and electric-power lines.Efects of Industrialization on AirBurning of fossil fuels increased carbon.Co2 has increased by one third.Nitrogen increased because of synthetic fertilizers.Human activities responsible for most nitrogen.Efects of Industrialization on WaterIndustrial GroundwaterWater DebtReduced Water SupplyPollutionThreatened Food ProductionLand SubsidenceRising Sea LevelsEfects of Industrialization on Soil Pollution Petroleum hydrocarbons Heavy metals Pesticides SolventsEfects of Industrialization on Greenhouse EfectInfrared is then absorbed and "trapped" by greenhouse gasesCausing the troposphere to maintain a signifcantly warmer temperature Figure 1: Graph of temperature change over past 1000 yearsFigure 2: Atmospheric CO2 concentration over past 1000 yearsFigure 3: Carbon emissions over past 1000 yearsEfects of Industrialization on Flora and FaunaDeforestation or destruction of habitatOver-populationDeforestation or destruction of habitatOver-populationAcid rain Presence of ozone gas Pollution of seawater Pollution of soil Efects of Industrialization on Human HealthEfects of Water Pollutionwater-borne diseases Respiratory problemsskin rashes amoebiasishepatitisdiarrheagastroenteritisencephalitisascariasisgiardiasistyphoidEfects of Air Pollutionrespiratory tractBronchitisasthmacardiovascular problemspremature deaththinning of ozone layer. Efects of Soil PollutionLead causes health of childrenAfects brain DamageMercury damaging the kidneysCyclodiene afecting liverExtinctionPolar bears will disappear Include elephants and tigersIncreasingdeforestationLarge-scale industrial farming Human settlementReceding ice capsConclusion Industrialization was cause of positive change But wreaked havoc on environment Altered ecosystems Made ecosystem slow or impossible to recover. Sad part of industrialization Referenceshttp://www.ehow.com/info_8408352_efects-industrialism-water-table.htmlhttp://garden.lovetoknow.com/wiki/Long_Term_Efects_of_Soil_Pollutionhttp://environ.andrew.cmu.edu/m3/s2/07ghe_climchg.shtmlhttp://www.ibuzzle.com/articles/environmental-pollution-efects.htmlhttp://www.ehow.com/info_8519359_efects-industrialization-animals.htmlhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrialisationhttp://www.cleantechloops.com/industrialization-efects/