INDUSTRIALIZATION VS.

CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES

INDUSTRIALIZATION What is INDUSTRIALIZATION?

Industrialization is the period of social and economic change that transforms a human group from an agrarian society into an industrial one. It is a part of a wider modernization, process, where social change and economic development are closely related with technological innovation.

Why the Industrial Revolution Started

Capital for investing in the means of production

Colonies and Markets for manufactured goods

Raw materials for production

Workers

Merchant marine

Geography

NATURAL RESOURCE
Any natural material that is used by humans or Resources that the Earth provides to us.

EX: Water, Petroleum, Minerals, Forests

NATURAL RESOURCES USED IN INDUSTRIES

IMPACT OF INDUSTRIES ON NATURAL RESOURCES

Industrialization in the name of growth has loaded tremendous pressure on environment. Industrialization & environment in the developing countries tries to run hand to hand. But knowingly or unknowingly, industrialization ran faster without caring for environment to win the race. The pace of industrialization has increased several fold in last decade.

ConTinUe.
Global warming Deforestation Water pollution Air pollution Land degradation Wildlife in problem Arising of new diseases

Increasing global warming

Why we need to conserve natural resources

ReASonS To SAVe

Conservation of natural resources by

Recycling Use of renewable energy By use of new technologies By avoiding deforestation Use drip irrigation and sprinkling irrigation Waste management Try to educate local people for the protection and judicious use of natural resources.

conclusion
There is strict and quick need to conserve our natural resources from being exploited by the industries. Now a days we are having very scare resources, if any strong measures are not taken, then we would loose our valuable natural resources. Industrialization should come with innovative technology by which we can use the existing renewable resources at max.