Course: BIO 103, Summer 2013, Section 3

Prepared by: Md Abdulla Al Mamun Fahim Mahidur Rahman Khan Md Nurul Azim Rifat Tahsin Shahab Uddin

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 Industrialization
Refers to an economic activity that is concerned with
the production of goods, extraction of minerals and the provision of services. Transformation of agricultural society into manufacturing of goods and services Individual labor is replaced by mechanized mass production

 First transformation to industrial economy from an agricultural one Known as Industrial Revolution Took place from mid 18th to early 19th century

Second transformation Known as Second Industrial Revolution Too place in the mid 19th century Refinement of steam engine Innovation of internal combustion engine Invention of assembly line

 Placing bulk of tasks on technology and other resources Increasing production to meet the increased population needs Creating more scope for employment Establishing new business and industries Producing large quantities of goods in a short span of time Enabling more productive farming by providing industry made farming supplies, like fertilizer, insecticides Saving human from hazardous work by replacing with machines

 Contaminating the air surrounding us

Industrial and manufacturing activities emits lots of smoke and fumes Waste incinerators, manufacturing industries and power plants emits high level of carbon monoxide, organic compounds, and chemicals into air

 Petroleum refineries release lots of hydrocarbons into

the air Fumes form car exhaust contains carbon dioxide , monoxide, oxides of nitrogen, hydrocarbon and particles All these elements, create imbalance in the air cycle

Problem of breathing

 Impact on surface water

Industrialization create many toxic materials Sewerage, industrial waste, fertilizers, and agricultural run off organic and inorganic materials These discharged into water Increase the growth of algae which causes the depletion of oxygen Low oxygen level cant support most indigenous organism Upset the natural ecological balance in the river and lakes

Figure1: Schematic out line of water pollution

 Impact on ground water

Heavy water consumption for
industrial purpose Lead to depletion of the ground water Cause crisis for pure water Hamper the production of agricultural products
Figure 2: Schematic outline of ground water contamination

 Industrial waste are the most common cause of soil

pollution
Harmful liquid, chemicals, agricultural pesticides, fertilizers and insecticides are being dumped into soil Oil and fuel dumping also cause soil pollution Excess materials reduce the water absorption capacity

 Reduce the capacity of bacteria to breakdown the

chemical waste
Soil pollution would bring alteration in the soil structure Toxic materials cause death of micro organism living in the soil Agricultural food supply is also hampered

 All industrial activities emit lots of carbondioxide They also emit Chloro Fluro Carbon gas Increased amount of carbondioxide in the atmosphere Increased CO2 creates a layer in the ozone layer This layer trap the heat coming with the sun light The trapped heat increased the atmospheric temperature

Gradual warming of earth temperature due to

industrialization Melt down sea area and rising sea level

Figure 3Schematic outline of green house effect

 Causes a number of respiratory and cardiac diseases

Lung disease, asthma, Lung cancer, obstructive pulmonary disease, coronary artery disease Heart failure Eye irritation

Increased lost of lives, cost of income

 Flora: Plants
Cutting and burning of plants Conversion of agricultural lands to cities

Fauna: Animals
Destruction of living space of animals

Physical disorder of living species

 6.3 billion tons of carbondioxide mixed into the atmosphere in 2011 (survey by UN) Animals and plants straggle to survive

Hamper the food chain

Create imbalance between animal kingdom and plant kingdom

 Due to deforestation and other large scale industrial activities, many species have already been extinct. Threatened the extinction of aquatic lives, animals like

polar bears, elephants, tigers etc

 Try using "green" cleaning products. Agricultural waste (manure) is utilized as fertilizer Use environmental friendly equipment

Use fuel efficient and hybrid engines

Recycling of products Tree plantation Industrial waste treatment plant

 Industrialization(17th August, 2013).Retrieved from: http://en.wikipedia.org/ wiki/ Industrialisation Ronald F. Negative environmental impact of industrialization and the way forward. PPT: the university of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Harle H. (2011) What are the advantages of industry, Retrieved from: http://wiki.answers.com/ Q/What _the_ advantages_of_industrialization Jhon C, Carl A. Industrialization and Effects . Retrieved from http://www.notes.com/homework-help/what-advantagesindustrialization