Environmental and Social Consequences of Industrialization

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According to Butlin (1986), industrialization can be viewed as a transformative phase in which various nations started developing an intense interest in the commercialization and increased food and non-food stuff processing. This period occurred between 1750 and 1914. With these projections, various industries were set up through the establishment of appropriate policies which enabled the players to access capital and land to set up industries. In consequent, industrialization in various parts of the world brought about a set of negative and positive effects for both social and environmental concerns. In this regards, this essay will focus on analyzing various social and environmental consequences brought about by industrialization.

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