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With the start of the Industrial Revolution, manufacturers started dumping pollutants directly into rivers and streams, which led to an increase in water pollution.
Early industrialisation required the operation of trip hammers and blast furnace bellows by water-powered reciprocating machinery. During this time, waterwheels were frequently built larger than their forebears and with iron rather than wood, which increased power and enabled higher productivity. The Industrial Revolution had its start in northern England in the first decade of the nineteenth century. It swiftly expanded to southern England before traveling via Belgium, northern France, and Germany to spread throughout the entire continent. Spills or leaks from chemical and oil storage tanks are important pollution culprits. Instead of entering foul water drains or watercourses directly, trade effluent goes into surface water drains. Too much groundwater and surface water is being removed.
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