The Effects Of Global Warning On The World

Industrialization during the time period of Industrial Revolution has improved the systems of communication, transportation, and standard of living by manufacturing mass productions. Through the development over the centuries, our life became convenient compared to hundreds of years ago. Nevertheless, as we continuously pursue convenience for our lifestyles, the Earth is constantly damaged by human’s desire. During the Industrial Revolution, there was a lack of industrial regulations on the limitation of chemicals and greenhouse gas emission. Thus, industries did not consider the preservation of nature and exposed the enormous amount of contaminants into our nature. This mistakes of early age have led to destructions in our natural resources

The Industrial Revolution was a period that changed the course of human history in many ways. People often think of the positive outcomes rather than the negative consequences, for example, the creation of a more efficient manufacturing process that resulted in more products and profits. However, the industrial revolution also paved ways for humans to increase the amount of pollution being put into the atmosphere immensely. Evidence of this is seen in various graphs of Carbon Dioxide, Methane, and Nitrous Oxide. In these graphs, there is a notable spike in these levels starting around the mid 1800s, which is also around the time the Industrial Revolution started to take off and spread around the world. In the data of CO2 emissions, Carbon Dioxide was about 280 ppm (parts per million) in the pre-industrial time period, since then CO2 levels have increased rapidly resulting in around 407 ppm, which is the highest level humans have ever experienced. This being said, the whole human race needs to be self-conscious of what get exposed to Earth’s atmosphere.

The industrial revolution has caused the current situation of deteriorating climatic conditions in the globe. It is a topic that has received varied opinions some supporting and some going against it. Even though, scientists have tried their best to illustrate the fact. The scientists have kept track of the changes in the levels of greenhouse gasses, and they have demonstrated that the levels keep rising every day. Human action is the core cause of these changes. The impact of these greenhouse gasses is what many people call global warming. Global warming has been described as a state of ever increasing global temperatures and other adverse weather conditions mainly as a result of interference of the ozone layer.Emission of corrosive gasses into the atmosphere corrodes the ozone layer leaving huge holes that cause the ultraviolet rays of the sun to reach the earth. The result of this is human diseases like skin cancer, melting of the polar ice leading to rising sea levels and other impacts on agriculture. These scientists have gone a step further to give a detailed analysis of how these effects occur or, in other words, the science behind it. The aim of this paper is to offer supporting evidence of the fact that human activity, precisely the industrial revolution, is the primary cause global warming.

Global warming sped up during the industrial revolution. This was a period in history that constituted of many economical, social, cultural changes and most importantly, environmental changes. The invention of new, faster and power-driven machines, replaced the use of hand made tools. As industries started focusing on mass production, their mentality shifted and many power plants and factories started using and burning fossil fuels, such as oil and coal. Although

Industrialization is "the large-scale introduction of manufacturing, advanced technical enterprises, and other productive economic activity into an area, society, country, etc" ("Industrialization"). A visual representation that demonstrates industrialization and its stages is the Demographic Transition Model. The Demographic Transition Model refers to the change of a country 's birth rate and population growth due to the effects of industrialization. This model displays the transition of countries from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates, and as well as a higher population as a result of an industrialized economy. In other words, it is suggested that industrialization benefits a country, in terms of population (Grover, Drew). There is, however, a downside to industrialization, in which such economies and their activities leads to industrial pollution. Industrial pollution is one of the leading causes of pollution worldwide, for example, in China, pollution has become to be a serious problem as a result of their rapid industrialization. In the United States, "the Environmental Protective Agency estimates that up to 50% of the nation 's pollution is caused by industry" ("What Is Industrial Pollution?") and it is because of this that it has come to the attention of many nations the need to find alternatives to decrease the amount of industrial pollution. As nations become more aware, policies and restrictions have been enacted to help the environment, but

The Industrial Revolution began in the 18th century; the United States constructed big cities and factories which primarily relied on fossil fuels before government regulations were implemented. These large factories and companies released tons of unfiltered waste products into the atmosphere. By working in these factories, for many American’s their standard of living significantly increased. Fast forward a century and a half later and almost everything in this world today emits carbon; trains, planes, cars, construction, factories, and even breathing. It is time to stop making excuses and being part of the problem. Instead, we should be apart of the solution. We are treating our one and only home, the earth,

Current data reveals that the concentration of Carbon Dioxide in the earth's atmosphere is approximately 387 parts per million, which is roughly a 31% increase in the period 1750 to 2009. Consequently, it is evident that such increases in temperatures have caused a warmer planet (7). It is also evident that it is impossible to reverse the developments of industrial revolution. This means that as the advancements of industrial revolution continue and as energy demands increases, it is possible that this trend of climate change will continue for decades to come (McAloon, 8). The consent of the climate research community is that it most likely already affects climate noticeably and will compel significant

Industrialization has changed things. With science advancing so quickly, the population exploding, and our environment actually being truly affected on a global scale. Within our lifetime, we can see changes in the environment. No longer do we have wild frontiers,

Emphasize that the industrial revolution had many negative consequences on the environment. Advancements in factories, trains and steam boats, all powered by natural resources like coal and wood had a negative influence on the environment, essentially leading to an increase in pollution.

The industrial revolution happened for people to be able to mass produce products, bringing down the price of labor and quickly produce their products to meet demand. Factories and mass production machines were invented; running on coal, these machineries and factories started contaminating our planet. Starting in the industrial revolution, society began adding greenhouse gases to the atmosphere at a steadily increasing rate. Greenhouse gases have been proven to be the effect of humans and the cause of climate change. The warming of the planet is because of these greenhouse gases are getting trapped and warming the planet. Research

The Industrial Revolution caused a lot of pollution from the factories and coal. The following quote,

A. The rise of the industrial revolution has influenced major problems for our planet. Fatal chemicals including; greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide and many more have progressively deteriorated the Earth’s atmosphere for hundreds of years now.

In truth, before taking this class I never really cared about the environment, sure I would hear the occasional uproar about the effects of global warming or the growing hole in the ozone layer, however, it was always a non-factor. My passion has always been humans, their problems were my problems and I am always looking for a way to make their lives better. So, the planet may have been dying the ice caps may have been melting, however I always believed that one day humans would solve the problems we had created. So whenever anyone mentioned the damage we had done and continue to do, I always shake it off. However, after taking this class, I now realize how important the environment is to human life, for this a future generation. Modernity

The advent of industrialization was marked by increased employment, increased scale in production in goods and services, as well as a considerable, increased in the realization of profits my huge industries. The wave of change in industrialization was not only characterized by the large-scale exploitation of alternative sources of energy that were more efficient but also increased urbanization and the large-scale exploitation of raw materials most of which were provided by nature. Such changes continuously had an increase in the degradation of the environment, particularly so as nations competed to outsmart each other in the and be the forefront in large scale production of products. The exploitation of energy sources such coal in

Since the industrial revolution, scientists keep telling the story that the earth is not what most people might think back then: “a mother”, to be feared and respected. Instead, science today gives man godlike power; the earth is a machine, and we are its engineer, masters. We can change the earth like Lego blocks; we extract from it whatever we want to make use of, without needing to think about the consequences on environment, animals, or people. Humans caused global warming. With the economy that was built to deny any responsibility for the environment and cover up the truth behind their disgusting selfishness, it is hard to start fixing the environment when many people do not even believe a problem exists. I believe that it all came from the overwhelming power of the industry to lie and blind people from what is right there. Related to “Two Economies” by Wendell Berry, the economy that we have is an economy without value; I learned the lesson from history, nothing without value can survive as time goes on. Many may still believe in the industrial revolution but to me it is definitely the end of the world.