Environmental pollution was the result of an increase in Germany's industrial production in the late 20th century.
What are the effects of Germany's industrialization?
- In Germany, industrialization began around the 1830s and 1873. The Industrial Revolution was followed by a state of high industrialization during the German Empire.
- In the 20th century, due to the increment of industrialization in Germany, there was a lot of loss to the environment, which means that industrialization created environmental pollution.
- The pollution was created by many factories by producing huge usage smoke which is the main reason of air pollution, and the dirty water of the factories directly linked to the rivers which is the reason of water pollution.
Therefore, the Germany's increase in industrial production in the late-20th century is the main cause of the increase in the environmental pollution.
So, option [D] is correct.
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