agry0fordander agry0fordander

13-03-2017
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What were the long term consequences of the industrial revolution for the environment?

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QuangPhu QuangPhu

14-03-2017

Best Answer: The most important long-term effect of the Industrial Revolution was the introduction of new technologies and inventions, due to the great increase in population which occurred in 1750.

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