What are the ill effects of industrialisation?

Answer 1

1)The damage caused by the petro chemica smog.
2)The human tragedy that strike at the lives of the people like the Bhopal gas tragedy too grave to be compensated by money.
3)Urban poverty.
4)The evils of industrilisation were well recognised even by the intellectuals of the 19th Century, like Ruskin, Arnold &Carlyle. It destroys the family of the industrial workers and their soul.

Answer 2

Hard Times: Dickens's View of Change Regarding Education and industrialisation article at constant-content.com
... Dicken's depiction of Industrialisation and education, and their ill effects. ... and a river that ran purple with ill-smelling dye, and vast piles of building ...constant-content.com/article/14434/Hard-Times--Dickenss-View-of-Cha...
Next Stop Environmental Paradise?
The war of words about the environment has been waged furiously for the better ... loss of essential minerals, energy and the ill-effects of industrialisation? ...www.fathom.com/course/21701789/index.html
AN ILL WIND
An Ill Wind - The Adverse Effects of Windfarms. The Irish Situation. News. Links Index ... has suffered from the industrialisation of its rural environment ...www.geocities.com/nigbarnes

Answer 3

Industrialisation has spawned its own health problems. Modern stressors include noise, air, water pollution, poor nutrition, dangerous machinery, impersonal work, isolation, poverty, homelessness, and substance abuse. Health problems in industrial nations are as much caused by economic, social, political, and cultural factors as by pathogens.

Answer 4

Specialisation, doing particular job or task making person less balanced in thinking and development, urbanisation and isolation from natural environment, pollution, increase use of scarce natural resources, extreme poverty of some sections, break up of extended family, new diseases, greed, materialistic demands, diminishing meaningful relationships, increase stress, inability to think for one's self, dependence on the state and on others, easily lead by advertising and marketing, inability to relax, impatience and demand for quick fix solutions, financial debt, problem of what to do with waste.

Answer 5

polution and consumerism